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I have found that 5" clear plastic plates do the best.
Seeds don't stick at all to the plates and they are reusable for many years. (I've had some of mine for 7+). For particularly large quantities of seed, the dried, clumped mass pulls up as a whole and then a few seconds of rubbing through your fingers separates them all very easily. A small funnel allows quick transfer into the small glass vials that my seeds are stored in. Lee
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