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Germination is the process of starting with seed soaking, draining water and then making up of regular rinsing seeds until they germinate (i.e., they should see sprouts). For germination, seeds from different cultures are used. Germination requires moisture, warmth, and as a rule, light (not direct). Some seeds can germinate in the dark. The whole process takes from one to several days, and during germination, is highly dependent on culture, the seeds which are used, and sometimes on the desired degree of germination (the more time passes, the larger are the germs). The obtained results for germination of seeds were the following:

As we can see from the table, using water treatment, we received 15 success results (which comprise 75%) and 5 failure results (25%). With 3 swipes we obtained the following results 17 success results (which comprise 85%) and 3 failure results (15%). With 6 swipes we obtained the following results 14 success results (which comprise 70%) and 6 failure results (30%). Making the conclusion, one can say that using 3 swipes was the most effective, as it led to more successful results.

The calculated statistical data looks as follows:

As we can see, 3 swipes is the best treatment, as it produced more successful results. Also, water treatment is successful too, as it provides the result a bit lower than after 3 swipes.