investigation of coriander germination (coriandrum sativum l.)
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Abstract
Coriander seed yield (Coriandrum sativum L.) depends of many factors during vegetation period, and also depend of seed quality. Coriander fruit (Coriandri fructus) which is used like spice and in medicinal purpose, and also in food and pharmacy, in the same time is and seed material. Because of that, it is very important to take care about its quality. In this paper is analyzed seed material obtained from field experiments village Mošorin, in 2011, and investigated was conducted in harvest year, and one year later. In harvest year, germination energy in average was 38,21%, and total germination 72,75%. After one year, germination energy was statistically significant smaller - 16,50%, as like total germination which was 67,42%.
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| Authors | ;Aćimović Milica;Đukanović Lana;Oljača Snežana;Vuga-Janjatov Vesna;Oljača Mićo;Popović Aleksandra |
| Journal | british journal for the history of science |
| Year | 2013 |
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