Regulation of seed dormancy in canary grass (phalaris minor Retz.)

By:

PARMINDER Kaur

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Ludhiana PAU 1986Edition: COBHDescription: 83LSubject(s):

DDC classification:

T 581.333 P17R

Summary: Effect of temperature, various chemcials and PGRs on germination of P minor seeds harvested in different years showed that dry seeds resist. The effect of higher temperature, whereas water soaked seeds were sensitive to higher temperature and seeds lose t

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Effect of temperature, various chemcials and PGRs on germination of P minor seeds harvested in different years showed that dry seeds resist. The effect of higher temperature, whereas water soaked seeds were sensitive to higher temperature and seeds lose t

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