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Some seeds require that the seed coat be partially digested or decayed before germination will occur. this process of altering the seed coat to permit germination is called
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Some seeds require that the seed coat be partially digested or decayed before germination will occur. this process of altering the seed coat to permit germination is called
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It is called scarification.
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