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Ancient seeds longevity
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22 February 2012, 23:25
(22 February 2012, 06:49)Kenneth Eames Wrote: Wheat found in the pyramids were propagated soon after they were found and produced a good crop. The conditions in the Pyramid must have been ideal in retaining its viability. Old seeds are always worth a try. You can test a few for viability by placing them on a rag that is imersed in a pan of water. The water should be about an eigth of an inch of water. The word eigth does not look right to me but at this moment I am not sure if its spelled correctly. One of those moments. Kenneth Eames.

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Ancient seeds longevity - by Timelord - 22 February 2012, 00:18
RE: Ancient seeds longevity - by Kenneth Eames - 22 February 2012, 06:49
RE: Ancient seeds longevity - by Timelord - 22 February 2012, 23:25
RE: Ancient seeds longevity - by Skean Dhude - 22 February 2012, 15:04
RE: Ancient seeds longevity - by Scythe13 - 22 February 2012, 15:09
RE: Ancient seeds longevity - by Highlander - 23 December 2012, 19:36
RE: Ancient seeds longevity - by Geordie_Rob - 23 December 2012, 23:34
RE: Ancient seeds longevity - by Oggydoggy100 - 24 December 2012, 09:57
RE: Ancient seeds longevity - by Highlander - 24 December 2012, 16:16
RE: Ancient seeds longevity - by Skean Dhude - 24 December 2012, 16:55
RE: Ancient seeds longevity - by Geordie_Rob - 24 December 2012, 20:20
RE: Ancient seeds longevity - by BDG - 24 December 2012, 23:40
RE: Ancient seeds longevity - by Highlander - 25 December 2012, 00:34
RE: Ancient seeds longevity - by Kenneth Eames - 28 December 2012, 07:18

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