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18744 Slide 1. http://www.colostate.edu/Depts/SoilCrop/extension/Soils/powerpoint/compost/seed_germination.pdf Seed GerminationSeed Germination andand VigorVigor Addy Elliott aelliott@lamar.colostate.edu Why Analyze Seed Germination?Why Analyze Seed Germination? " Purpose  Screening mechanism for presence of phytotoxins in compost. Crops > Chinese cabbage > Research seedling   emergence   seed   germination   potting   media   compost   chinese   cabbage   cucumber   phytotoxins   seedbed Jan 1, 2005  

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