Seed source definition

Seed source means the origin of the seed or propagules as determined by the department.

Seed source means trees within a delimited area from which seed is collected;

Seed source means the origin of the seed or propagules as determined by ASPB.

Examples of Seed source in a sentence

• Seed source must be as local as possible, and plants must be nursery propagated unless transplanted from on-site areas approved for disturbance.

• Seed source strength, an index of seed availabil- ity, was calculated for each transect plot using two factors: basal area of seed trees in the refuge area, and distance from the seed trees.

• Seed source strength had a clear positive effect on white pine seedling densities (Tables 1, 2 and 4).

• Its seed-collection zone is usually defined experi- mentally as being within a certain distance or elevation of the planting site.See Geographic race, Provenance, Race, Seed collection zone, Seed source.

• Seed source trees must originate from parent trees that have been pathogen indexed and registered in the budwood program.

More Definitions of Seed source

Seed source means the origin of the seed or propagules as determinedby

Seed source means trees within an area from which seed is collected; and

Seed source means the trees within an area, from which seed is collected;

Seed source means seed potatoes produced by an individual seed potato farm within a particular seed production area.

Seed source means the origin of the seed or propagules as determined by the Commission or the Executive Director.

Seed source means the forest stand, tree or group of trees from which seed material, natural progeny and/or parts of plants are collected;

Seed source means seed potatoes produced by an indi- vidual grower within a particular seed production area.