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  • Biology Test 8 (Part - I)
  • Seed viability is determined by
Multiple choice

Seed viability is determined by

  1. seed germination test

  2. tetrazolium dye test

  3. triphenyl chloride test

  4. all of these

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Explanation

Seed viability can be assessed through various methods including germination tests and biochemical tests like the tetrazolium dye test (which uses triphenyl tetrazolium chloride).

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