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Germinate (Verb)

Produce buds, branches, or germinate; "the potatoes sprouted".

Verbs of size, temperature change, intensifying, etc..

The seeds began to germinate after placing them in warm water for a few days.
Scientists discovered that this specific fungus could somehow germinate in extremely cold temperatures.
After keeping the seeds in a moist and humid environment, they finally started to germinate.
A rare species of cactus was found in the desert, and experts carefully coaxed it to germinate in a laboratory setting.
With proper care, the small plant will germinate and then produce beautiful flowers within weeks.

Work out; "We have developed a new theory of evolution".

Verbs of sewing, baking, painting, performing.

As we work out the intricacies of our new theory of evolution, we can see how seeds begin to germinate under ideal conditions with ample sunlight and nourishment.
The breakthrough discovery allowed us to understand how specific cells in living organisms germinate and eventually form complex life forms.
But once we start to unpack the potential of our theory of evolution, it becomes clear that life itself can germinate in the most unlikely environments.
Our research indicates that the ability for life to germinate and thrive is linked to a multitude of variables, from temperature to humidity.
While working out our new theory, we began to notice that even a single microscopic organism can germinate and give rise to an entire ecosystem.