seedling development
[ˈsiːdlɪŋ dɪˈveləpmənt]
nounpl: seedling developments
desenvolvimento de mudas
1. The process of growth and maturation of a young plant from germination until it reaches a stage suitable for transplanting or independent growth
Seedling development requires adequate light, moisture, and nutrients for optimal results.
O desenvolvimento de mudas requer luz adequada, umidade e nutrientes para resultados ideais.
2. The biological stages a plant embryo goes through as it grows from a seed into a young plant with leaves and roots
The farmer monitored seedling development carefully to ensure healthy transplants.
O agricultor monitorou cuidadosamente o desenvolvimento de mudas para garantir mudas saudáveis.
3. In agricultural and horticultural contexts, the period from seed germination to the stage when the seedling is ready for field transplanting
Proper seedling development in the nursery is critical for crop success.
O desenvolvimento adequado de mudas no viveiro é crítico para o sucesso da colheita.
In Brazil, seedling development is a critical concept in agricultural education and extension programs, particularly in regions focused on coffee, vegetables, and fruit production. The term is widely used by agronomists, farmers, and nursery operators. In Portugal, the agricultural context emphasizes similar importance but with slightly different terminology preferences. This phrase is essential in both agricultural training and sustainable farming practices across Portuguese-speaking regions.
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