Preplant Physiological Seed Conditioning
By Anwara . Khan. 2010
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Subfields: Molecular Biology, Plant Science
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- EFFECT OF SEED OSMOPRIMING ON SEED GERMINATION BEHAVIOR AND VIGOR OF SOYBEAN (Glycine max L.) (2011, result): “RESULTS AND DISCUSSIONS According to the results, all studied traits were affected by the experimental factors and there was completely significant difference between control (non primed seeds) and primed seeds (Table-1). Final germination percentage (FGP) was affected by PEG concentration as well i”
- Seed enhancement: getting seeds restoration‐ready (2020, methodology): “Another method, “drum priming,” involves mixing seeds with a specific quantity of water to raise the seed moisture content to the desired level, either in a static or rotating drum (Khan 1992; Bruggink 2005).”
- Seed priming: state of the art and new perspectives (2015, background): “To improve the control of imbibition, the matrix can be also moistened with an osmotic solution instead of pure water (Khan 1991).”
- Treatment conditions and biochemical processes influencing seed priming effectiveness (2012, background): “osmotic solution, as in osmotic priming (Khan, 1991).”
- Effect of seed priming with NaCl on salinity tolerance of hot pepper (Capsicum annuum L.) at seedling stage (2009, methodology): “After respective priming treatments for specific period, seeds were washed with distilled water (Khan, 1992).”
- Effect of Different Levels of Salinity on Growth and Ion Contents of Black Seeds (Nigella sativa L.) (2009, background): “Generally, Ca2+ and K+ are decreased in plants under saline conditions (Khan, 1993; Al-Harbi, 1995) In contrast, Ashraf and Rauf (2001) reported that under saline conditions concentrations of Na, K and Ca increased significantly in all the parts of germinating from maize seeds primed with NaCl, KCl,”