Thanks for your feedback. Unfortunately the word "trigger" will not do -- that still describes an autonomic process that is starting and happening from the sid

Thanks for your feedback. Unfortunately the word "trigger" will not do -- that still describes an autonomic process that is starting and happening from the side of the seed. I was depicting a scene in which the ideal product is ripped outwards from the product development team, not one that happens from the inside, but one that happens from the outside. It is more of a vacuum-action that yanks or draws out the ideal product over time from the seed, it is not an action initiated by the seed, it is not an action that the seed controls, but one that is mainly controlled by the outer environs. I will have to take more care in explaining this in the future. It's closer to liquid being drawn up and out of a straw due to suction, rather than a fountain shooting water mechanistically out through a spout or opening. That is what I was trying to indicate by explaining that atmospheric discharge is largely dependent on surrounding forces, and not "internal" forces.