TEMPERATURE STRESS AND THERMO DORMANCY OF VEGETABLE SEEDS OF UMBELLIFERAE CROPS. FEATURES OF INDUCTION, MANIFESTATION AND OVERCOME
https://doi.org/10.18619/2072-9146-2013-2-36-41
Abstract
The high-temperature stress during 5-20 days has a negative impact on activity of growth of embryo and inhibits the seeds germination of the Umbelliferae crops. The germination of the studied seeds of different species at low temperature contributes to the recovery of the embryo growth; however, growth is less intensive in comparison with the control. All studied Umbelliferae crops showed the differences in seed germination and development of embryos at various tempera6 tures and duration of heat treatment.
About the Authors
A. F. Buharov
SSI All Russian research Institute of vegetable growing of RAAS
Russian Federation
Russian Federation
D. N. Baleev
SSI All Russian research Institute of vegetable growing of RAAS
Russian Federation
Russian Federation
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Buharov A.F., Baleev D.N. TEMPERATURE STRESS AND THERMO DORMANCY OF VEGETABLE SEEDS OF UMBELLIFERAE CROPS. FEATURES OF INDUCTION, MANIFESTATION AND OVERCOME. Vegetable crops of Russia. 2013;(2):36-41. (In Russ.) https://doi.org/10.18619/2072-9146-2013-2-36-41
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