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    Dormancy May Be Caused by a Strong, Impervious Seed Coat
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Dormancy May Be Caused by a Strong, Impervious Seed Coat

Question 58

Question 58

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Dormancy may be caused by a strong, impervious seed coat, the presence of an inhibitor, or the lack of a germination promoter.

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