seed vernalization

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• Vernalization — (vernalisation British English) is the acquisition of the competence to flower in the spring by exposure to the prolonged cold of winter. The word vernalization comes from the Latin word vernus , meaning of the spring . Many temperate plants have …   Wikipedia

• vernalization — ver·nal·i·za·tion (vûr nə lĭ zāʹshən) n. Subjection of seeds or seedlings to low temperature in order to hasten plant development and flowering.   verʹnal·ize v. * * * ▪ horticulture       the artificial exposure of plants (or seeds) to low… …   Universalium

• vernalization — or vernalisation noun the cooling of seed during germination in order to accelerate flowering when it is planted. Derivatives vernalize verb …   English new terms dictionary

• vernalization — n. (also isation) the cooling of seed before planting, in order to accelerate flowering. Derivatives: vernalize v.tr. (also ise). Etymology: (transl. of Russ. yarovizatsiya) f. VERNAL …   Useful english dictionary

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