seed-dormancy
Seed dormancy is an evolutionary mechanism that prevents germination until environmental conditions are favorable for seedling survival. Understanding the molecular and physiological triggers that regulate dormancy is central to plant science, informing research on species adaptation, ecological resilience, and agricultural seed management.
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