32. What can be done to promote stratification or vernalization? Select one: a. incubate seeds in light for a month b. incubate seeds with a protease for a month c. incubate seeds in a fridge for a month d. incubate seeds in a mild acid for a month e. incubate seeds in a mild base for a month

32. What can be done to promote stratification or vernalization? Select one: a. incubate seeds in light for a month b. incubate seeds with a protease for a month c. incubate seeds in a fridge for a month d. incubate seeds in a mild acid for a month e. incubate seeds in a mild base for a month

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