Genes and Germination

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• Subject: Genes and Germination
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• Date: Wed, 16 Apr 1997 15:01:51 -0700
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      Supposing I didn't know a PCR (polymerase chain-reactor) from a
VCR (video cassete recorder), would someone please explain a little (or
a lot) about any relationship between genes and germination?
      If some seeds of something that requires stratification didn't,
should I expect the progeny of these plants and theirs, etc, will not
require it either, or will there be such variations in any population
regardless of the traits of the parent? 
      I have been told these easy starters imply poor quality plant
material and I would obviously love to beg to differ...being as I am
such a person who also considers etiolation a normal part of life for a
seed a foot deep in a crevice, and grows etiolated things on to glowing
health, also in spite of what I am told. 
      (Thanks, Bob Nold, for the ultimate solution to c*t problems! :-) 
Robert Carl    ChroniPepperoni@webtv.net

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