Influence of priming techniques on seed germination behavior of maize inbred lines (zea mays L.)
By P. M. Dezfuli, F. Sharif-zadeh, M. Janmohammadi. 2008
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- Water Stress Effects on Leaf Growth and Chlorophyll Content but Not the Grain Yield in Traditional Rice ( Oryza sativa Linn.) Genotypes of Assam, India II. Protein and Proline Status in Seedlings under PEG Induced Water Stress (2012, unknown): “Germination and seedling development under laboratory conditions have been accepted as suitable growth stages for testing the response to abiotic stresses [31] and thus it was employed to evaluate the drought sustaining character of the local varieties of Assa.”
- EFFECT OF SEED OSMOPRIMING ON SEED GERMINATION BEHAVIOR AND VIGOR OF SOYBEAN (Glycine max L.) (2011, methodology): “Keywords: Soybean, seed priming, priming duration, germination, osmotic potential.”
- Hydro-priming Effects on Seed Germination and Field Performance of Faba Bean in Spring Sowing (2019, result): “Similar findings have been reported for wheat [47], maize [48], and basil [49].”
- Evaluation of Drought Tolerance Indices for Screening Some of Corn (Zea mays L.) Cultivars under Environmental Conditions (2013, unknown): “…the FAO reports in Iran (annual rainfall 24 mm), the production of maize was estimated 2.8 percent of total cereals production and 1.6 million tons grain yield from 0.25 million hectare of arable and cultivated lands, however hybrid grain production is extremely low (Moradi Dezfuli et al., 2008).”