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A germinator is the place where you sow the seeds to make therm germinate.
Chapter 3 1977
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The humble tube is a crafting must-have, and also serves as compost material, cord organizer, pantyhose container, napkin ring, seed germinator, pet rodent toy, and potentially, a memo pad.
Scott's Tube-Free TP Matt Hickman 2010
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The humble tube is a crafting must-have, and also serves as compost material, cord organizer, pantyhose container, napkin ring, seed germinator, pet rodent toy, and potentially, a memo pad.
Scott's Tube-Free TP Matt Hickman 2010
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I'd rather look at that jar of pickled alf said germinator on June 6, 2007 2:37 AM.
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So we brought in the germinator himself. (voice-over) Armed with a cooler full of swabs and a germ meter, Professor Gerba arrived at our offices ready to put us to the test.
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Brekke, O.L.: Dry milling artificially dried corn: Roller milling of de-germinator stock at various moistures, in Cereal Science Today (1970), Vol. 2, No. 15, pp. 37-42.
Chapter 10 1984
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To make a germinator you must choose ground that is quite flat, that has no vegetable refuse on it; you must choose a spot that can be easily watered.
Chapter 3 1977
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So you must have a germinator 1.7 metres long and 1 metre wide.
Chapter 3 1977
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When you put the seeds in the germinator, you must look to see if each seed is shiny and bright.
Chapter 3 1977
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The seeds must be put in the germinator as soon as they have been harvested for they very quickly become unable to germinate.
Chapter 3 1977
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