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Viability
The ability of an organism or biological unit—such as a seed, egg, or embryo—to live, function, and grow. In plants, seed viability refers to the seed’s potential to germinate and develop into a healthy, living plant under suitable conditions. This trait is influenced by factors like age, moisture content, temperature, and storage conditions. High viability is essential for reproduction, regeneration, and long-term survival of plant species.
In desert environments, seed viability is especially important since plants often rely on rare rain events to sprout and establish before conditions dry out again.
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