Consideration for Initial Pulse of Germination: A Retrospective Study

The ultra-weak radiation from living cells has an influence on the cell renewal in tissue association. Here, the energy of electromagnetic wave from infrared range to UV-light plays a special role. The characteristics of the physical properties of water at the interface of hydrophilic surfaces, the so-called Exclusion Zones, indicate that the energy reserve is formed in this region. There is an energy intake that results in an energy output directed towards the biological substance. These two findings, ultra-weak radiation from live cells and the physics of Exclusion Zones, lead to the conclusion that germination is triggered by a physically energetic process. The structural physical properties of water obviously have a great importance in the process of germination. The change in the structure of the water plays a central role in ripening as well as in germination. One can assume that this structural change in primarily possible only through energetic reaction