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Andru [333]
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1 answer:
nata0808 [166]2 years ago
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Answer:

Water uptake is one of the initial steps during seed germination. Subsequently, the radicle and embryo axis elongate (Bewley, 1997). Because the initial steps and cell elongation require high rates of water flow into the cells, a role of plant aquaporins during germinatoin was anticipated (Maurer, 1997).

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