v.发芽，(使)萌芽，开始生长

原形：germinate第三人称单数：germinates过去式：germinated过去分词：germinated现在分词：germinating

To germinate seeds, you typically need to provide warmth, moisture, and sometimes light.
为了使种子萌发，你通常需要提供温暖、水分，有时还需要光照。
The farmer spread the seeds in the prepared soil, hoping they would soon germinate.
农夫将种子撒在准备好的土壤里，希望它们很快就能发芽。
After soaking the beans overnight, they began to germinate within a few days.
黄豆浸泡过夜后，几天内就开始发芽了。
Proper storage conditions are crucial to ensure the seeds don't prematurely germinate.
正确的储存条件对于确保种子不会提前萌发至关重要。
The process of germination transforms a dormant seed into a growing plant.
萌发过程将休眠的种子转化为生长中的植物。
Researchers studied the effects of different temperatures on seed germination rates.
研究人员研究了不同温度对种子萌发率的影响。
Once germinated, the seedlings require adequate sunlight for photosynthesis.
一旦种子萌发成为幼苗，就需要充足的阳光进行光合作用。
The gardener used a special hormone solution to enhance germination of the rare flower species.
园艺师使用了一种特殊的激素溶液来促进这种稀有花卉种子的萌发。
In nature, some seeds won't germinate until they have been through a fire, ensuring their environment is clear of competition.
在自然界中，有些种子只有经过火灾后才会萌发，以确保其生长环境中没有竞争。
To germinate successfully, many seeds need a period of cold stratification模仿冬季条件的过程.
为了成功萌发，许多种子需要经历一段低温层积期来模拟冬季条件。