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Allavena, A. 1989 Modification of the seed coat color associated to the I gene conferring resistance to BCMV Annu. Rpt. Bean Improv. Coop. 32 90 91 Andersen, A.L. Down, E.E. 1956 Agronomic use of an x

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soaking seeds in warm water (40 to 45 °C) to soften seed coats before cracking the testa with a rubber mallet and extracting the seeds. To break seed dormancy, seeds were placed in sand media (saturated to reach field capacity), wrapped in gauze, and then

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, L.L. 1992 Reproductive attrition in the rare chaparral shrub Fremontodendron decumbens lloyd (Sterculiaceae) Amer. J. Bot. 79 1264 1272 Egley, G. 1979 Seed coat impermeability and germination of showy crotalaria ( Crotalaria spectabilis ) seeds

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). All sections are 30 μ m (microns); 1 mm = 0.0394 inch. Fig. 2. Loulu palm ( Pritchardia remota ) seedcoat and operculum. Seed coats (sc) stained with phloroglucinol (A) or toluidene blue (B) display lignification of the cells and a prominent lignin

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.M. Van Staden, J. Bell, W.E. 1992 Seed coat structure and dormancy Plant Growth Regulat. 11 201 209 Latting, J. 1961 The biology of Desmanthus illinoensis Ecology 42 487 493 Liu, K

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in germination or establishment was observed in a study on lettuce seeds coated with polymers ( Sharples, 1981 ) or in polymer-coated Russian wild rye seeds ( Berdhal and Barker, 1980 ). In another study, Baxter and Waters (1986) reported lower

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seeds coated with hydrophilic materials Agron. J. 72 1006 1008 10.2134/agronj1980.00021962007200060033x Bishnoi, U.R. Wilhite, J. 2005 Germination and stand establishment of polymer coated canola ( Brassica napus L.) seeds subjected to moisture stress

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Rep. 31 253 270 Martinez-Gomez, P. Dicenta, F. 2001 Mechanisms of dormancy in seeds of peach [ Prunus persica (L.) Batsch] cv. GF305 Sci. Hort. 91 51 58 Mehanna, H.T. Martin, G.C. 1985 Effect of seed coat on peach seed germination Sci. Hort. 25 247

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1240 Murovec, J. 2015 Phenotypic and genetic diversity in pumpkin accessions with mutated seed coats HortScience 50 211 217 Nei, M. Li, W.H. 1979 Mathematical model for studying genetic variation in terms of restriction endonucleases Proc. Natl. Acad

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(MSC) in Euvitis × Muscadinia grape hybrid seedlings. The phenotypic definition of stenospermocarpic seedlessness can vary with several factors involved including seed trace size, ovule abortion, hardness of the seed coat, the extent of endosperm

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