Persistent soil seed banks in Phacelia secunda (Hydrophyllaceae): experimental detection of variation along an altitudinal gradient in the Andes of central Chile (33 S)

By L. Cavieres, M. Arroyo. 2001

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Are seed dormancy and persistence in soil related? (2003, background): “‘The formation of a persistent seed bank as a selected life history trait depends on innate or enforced dormancy’ (Cavieres and Arroyo, 2001) is a typical recent quote.”
The functional role of soil seed banks in natural communities. (2014, background): “Some plants produce both transient and persistent seeds, in varying ratios (Clauss and Venable, 2000; Cavieres and Arroyo, 2001; Tielbörger et al., 2011) and variation in the environment leads to variable seed exit by germination from the seed bank (Meyer and Allen, 2009).”
Alpine species seed longevity in the soil in relation to seed size and shape – A 5-year burial experiment in the Central Alps (2010, methodology): “It was also considered that seed longevity in the soil may be related to elevation and infrequent occurrence of suitable germination conditions (Cavieres and Arroyo, 2001; Cummins and Miller, 2002; Miller and Cummins, 1987).”
The Ecology of Seeds: References (2005, background): “A similar study by Cavieres & Arroyo (2001) revealed a more complex mixture of genetic and environmental effects on seed persistence.”