Germination:The process of germination is the sprouting of a plant from a seed. The most common example of germination is when a seed sprouts and grows into a new plant. During germination, the seed breaks open, the embryo (the young plant) starts to grow, and the first leaves appear.
Girdle: To encircle or bind with a girdle.
Glume: The dry, bract-like covering of a grass spikelet. There are usually two glumes, the lower one being larger than the upper.
Glycoalkaloid: A type of alkaloid that contains a sugar molecule. Glycoalkaloids are found in some fruits and vegetables, as well as in some poisonous plants.
Good Laboratory Practices: A set of guidelines for laboratory work that are designed to ensure the safety of workers and the quality of data.
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