In Order to Germinate, Seeds of Many Temperate-Zone Species Require

question 40

Multiple Choice

In order to germinate, seeds of many temperate-zone species require a prolonged exposure to temperatures below some critical threshold. This prevents germination:

• A)during warm days in autumn.
• B)beneath a canopy of plants.
• C)during long days.
• D)in high-latitude populations, but not in low-latitude populations.

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