scarification

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the act of scarifying - of raking the ground harshly to remove weeds etc
a medieval form of penance in which the skin was damaged with a knife or hot iron
{n} a slight incision with a lancet
small superficial scratches
Read the entry on pretreating seeds first OK So the seed coat is hard A water bath will likely not soften it enough to allow for imbibition (for the seed to take up water) Use a knife of file to gently scrape away a bit of the seed coat If the scrape is too deep, the seed will be damaged Fine sandpaper will also work well Depending on the seed's variety, soaking it for a few hours after scrarification may be necessary --or at least helpful-- in speeding germination
The act of scarifying
Abrasion of the seed coat allowing water and oxygen into the seed, thereby helping to improve germination in some species
This is the 'scratching' of the turf surface and is used to either raise up flat lying vegetation or to slightly penetrate into the surface rooting area of the turf
A method of seedbed preparation which consists of exposing patches of mineral soil by mechanical action
{i} act of cutting or scratching the skin; cuts, scratches; act of criticizing harshly; act of breaking, act of crumbling
Shallow loosening of the soil surface (22)
A method of seedbed preparation which consists of exposing patches of mineral soil through mechanical action
Extensive movements of soil, sediment, and rock material caused by humans
A method of seedbed preparation that consists of exposing patches of mineral soil through mechanical action
Loosening the top soil in open areas to prepare for regeneration by direct seeding or natural seed fall
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To scar
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{v} to lance or cut the skin, cup, open
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scratch the surface of; "scarify seeds
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Denude, or lay waste to
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scratch the surface of; "scarify seeds"
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puncture and scar (the skin), as for purposes or tribal identification or rituals; "The men in some African tribes scarify their faces" break up; "scarify soil" scratch the surface of; "scarify seeds
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To disturb the forest floor and topsoil in preparation for natural regeneration, direct seeding or planting
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{f} cause a scar; make small cuts or scratches in the skin; crush, break up the surface layer of something (e.g. ground before planting); criticize sharply
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break up; "scarify soil"
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To scratch or cut the skin of; esp
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To stir the surface soil of, as a field
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puncture and scar (the skin), as for purposes or tribal identification or rituals; "The men in some African tribes scarify their faces"
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To abrade, scratch, or modify the surface For example, to scratch the impervious seed coat of hard seed or to break the surface of the soil with a narrow-bladed implement
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Scarification: Any physical abrasion applied to a hard seed coat to permit better water and gas entry into the seed Removal of moss and old grass from a lawn by raking
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In land Restoration activities, to stir the surface of the ground with an implement in preparation for replanting ADVANCE \x 540
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to make small incisions in, by means of a lancet or scarificator, so as to draw blood from the smaller vessels without opening a large vein
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To make an incision in a hard seed coat to induce germination
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