Plant Production. Part I. Agronomy
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Cotton or flannel pads are cut out the same size as the inside of the under plate. The pads are soaked in water and then squeezed to remove the surplus water. One pad is put at the bottom of the larger plate and a hundred alfalfa seeds are placed upon it. The other pad is placed upon the seeds and the smaller plate inverted and used as a cover to prevent TESTING THE SEED 145 evaporation of moisture. Common blotting paper can be used for pads if desired. The tester should then be left in some co...nvenient place at ordinary room temperature (70° F.) or slightly above. At the expiration of twenty- four hours the tester is examined, and if the pads are some- what dry, they should be moistened. The lower pad should be raised when these examinations are made so as to admit air underneath the pad, which facilitates the process of germination. Seeds should show signs of germination after being in the tester for seventy-two hours. All good seeds under favorable conditions will have sprouted after being in the tester five days.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Cotton or flannel pads are cut out the same size as the inside of the under plate. The pads are soaked in water and then squeezed to remove the surplus water. One pad is put at the bottom of the larger plate and a hundred alfalfa seeds are placed upon it. The other pad is placed upon the seeds and the smaller plate inverted and used as a cover to prevent TESTING THE SEED 145 evaporation of moisture. Common blotting paper can be used for pads if desired. The tester should then be left in some co...nvenient place at ordinary room temperature (70° F.) or slightly above. At the expiration of twenty- four hours the tester is examined, and if the pads are some- what dry, they should be moistened. The lower pad should be raised when these examinations are made so as to admit air underneath the pad, which facilitates the process of germination. Seeds should show signs of germination after being in the tester for seventy-two hours. All good seeds under favorable conditions will have sprouted after being in the tester five days.
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