Coated seed definition

Coated seed means seed that has been covered with a substance that changes the size, shape, or weight of the original seed. Seed coated with ingredients such as rhizo- bia, dyes, and pesticides is not coated seed.
Coated seed means seed that has been treated and has
Coated seed or ‘encrusted seed’ means seed that has been covered, by at least one layer of material that obscures the original shape and size of the seed resulting in a substantial weight increase. The coating or encrusting may contain biologicals, identifying colorants or dyes, pesticides, polymers, or other ingredients.

Examples of Coated seed in a sentence

  • Coated seed units shall be placed on the substratum in the condition in which they are received without rins- ing, soaking, or any other pretreatment.

  • Coated seed units in mixtures which are color coded or can otherwise be separated by kinds shall be ger- minated as separate kinds without re- moving the coating material.

  • Coated seed units in mixtures which cannot be separated by kinds without removing the coating material shall be de-coated and germinated as separate kinds.

  • Coated seed for noxious-weed seed examination shall consist of at least 30,000 seed units.

  • Coated seed for germination test only shall consist of at least 1,000 seed units.


More Definitions of Coated seed

Coated seed means seed that has been treated and has received an application of inert material during the treat- ment process.
Coated seed means seed, other than treated seed, which is covered with any substance that changes the size, shape or weight of the seed.
Coated seed means agricultural seed that is covered with any substance that changes the size, shape or weight of the seed.
Coated seed means seed that has been covered by a layer of materials that obscure 780 the original shape and size of the seed resulting in an increase of the weight of the seed.
Coated seed means seed that has been covered with a substance which changes the size, shape, or weight of the original seed. Seeds coated with ingredients such as rhizobia, dyes, and pesticides are excluded.
Coated seed means seed, other than treated seed, which is covered with any substance
Coated seed means seed that has been covered with a substance that changes the size, shape, or weight of the