Germination acts to reduce the number of seeds that become seedlings. Seeds that are removed by Germination are gone forever; there is no seed dormancy. Germination behaviors do not create seeds or seedlings. Disperse behaviors create and distribute seeds. Establishment behaviors create seedlings from those seeds.
In each cell of the Dispersed Seeds grid, this multiples the number of seeds present by the Proportion Germinating Between 0 and 1 parameter, reducing the total number available.
Apply this behavior to seeds of any species. Any species to which this is applied must have a Disperse behavior applied as well.