long-run study of the share of hard seeds in lotus corniculatus l.

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2013
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Abstract
In certain agricultural species, particularly in perennial legumes, optimum germination capacity in seeds is strongly influenced by the share of hard seeds. This seed category can germinate in a certain share, after a longer period, depending on environmental conditions. Research show that, after a period of six months, hard seeds germinated differently, depending on their size: 71% in the seed group that was not selected depending on size, 35% in small seeds, 67% in medium seeds, and 57% in large seeds. After 266 days of germination, and after previous treatment with ultrasounds, they showed a germination capacity between 46.9% and 68.9%.
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Authors Ilie Toth, Neculai Dragomir, Adrian Neagu
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Journal Enzyme and microbial technology
Year 2013
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germination

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