Greetings!
I am an undergraduate student trying to determine whether the Laurel nobilis seeds that I have in my possession have germinated or not. Two studies that I've read about the germination of this particular plant mentioned that a given seed is germinated for this plant if the radicle has emerged. I have yet to find any other reference about Laurel nobilis seed parts in the months that I have spent mining on the internet and even in our University's library. Hence, I am at a crossroads on whether or not this counts as the radicle or simply just a symptom of some sort of illness.
Any form of reply regarding this matter is much appreciated.
Thank you.
This phenology of the seedling development of Laurel nobilis might be useful.
Greetings,
Thank you for replying! In all my time looking for literature I think I must've overlooked this one or maybe I missed it entirely.
Thank you so much!
That is not the radicle. The radicle will be white and emerging through the brown seed coat. So you're okay :)
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