seedling growth
[ˈsiːdlɪŋ ɡroʊθ]
nounpl: seedling growths
crescimento de mudas
1. The development and expansion of a young plant from seed, including the emergence and enlargement of roots, stems, and leaves during the early stages of life
Seedling growth is critical in the first weeks after germination, requiring adequate water and sunlight.
O crescimento de mudas é crítico nas primeiras semanas após a germinação, exigindo água e luz solar adequadas.
2. The physiological and morphological changes that occur as a seedling develops from a germinated seed into a young plant capable of photosynthesis
Farmers monitor seedling growth to ensure healthy crops before transplanting to the field.
Os agricultores monitoram o crescimento de mudas para garantir culturas saudáveis antes de transplantá-las para o campo.
In Brazil, seedling growth is a crucial topic in agricultural education and practice, particularly in regions with strong agribusiness sectors like São Paulo, Paraná, and Mato Grosso. The term is widely used in nurseries, greenhouses, and among farmers. In the United States, seedling growth is fundamental to both commercial agriculture and home gardening culture, with significant research conducted by agricultural extension services and universities.
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