The botanist carefully labeled the petri dishes containing the germins and monitored their growth daily.

The botanist studied the germinative properties of the seeds under varying temperatures.

The germinant seeds sprouted sooner than expected in the warm soil.

A single germinant pushed through the cracked potting soil, promising a season of new life.

Despite years in storage, the heirloom seeds remained germinable when tested in spring.

After the rains, germinants appeared across the field, promising a strong new crop.

After the prolonged drought, the botanist carefully recorded the germinations of the native wildflowers.

I placed the delicate seeds in the germinator on the windowsill, checking them daily for signs of sprouting.

Several editions of Germinals were displayed at the literary conference.

Researchers found that germin accumulates in the aleurone layer of barley seeds during the early stages of germination.