Abstract
The ultraweak radiation emitted from soya seeds during germination has been measured for different values of the temperature (20–35°C). The parameters relative to the photon emission time-counting series have been compared with the ones relative to germination and imbibition; it has been found that the activation energy relative to the process of the photon emission from live seeds is equal to that of the germination process (51 KJ/mole), demonstrating that the two processes are correlated. A function of the experimental parameters which eliminates the explicit dependence of the above biological processes on temperature has been proposed.
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