1961
DOI: 10.2134/agronj1961.00021962005300060004x
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Grain Sorghum Seed Germination under Moisture and Temperature Stresses1

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“…Germination was slightly depressed at higher temperatures (>30°C). EVANS and STICKLER (1961) reported a slower germination in sorghum at 17 °C than at 27 °C. PINTHUS and ROSENBLUM (1961) also showed that grain sorghum germination was over 80 % at 10 °C, but was delayed and reduced at 8 °C.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 96%
“…Germination was slightly depressed at higher temperatures (>30°C). EVANS and STICKLER (1961) reported a slower germination in sorghum at 17 °C than at 27 °C. PINTHUS and ROSENBLUM (1961) also showed that grain sorghum germination was over 80 % at 10 °C, but was delayed and reduced at 8 °C.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 96%
“…As diferenças observadas entre os dez genótipos dentro de cada nível de potencial osmótico (Tabelas 2 a 5) devem-se, certamente, às variações de origem genética; pelo vigor genético explica-se por que alguns genótipos são mais sensíveis a condições adversas, como déficit hídrico, inclusive numa mesma espécie (Evans & Stickler, 1961;Jensen, 1971;Popinigis, 1977;Carvalho & Nakagawa, 1980).…”
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“…Para Bewley & Black (1985), a água é o fator que exerce maior influência sobre o processo de germinação de sementes; quando o potencial de água no meio externo é reduzido, em níveis altamente adversos, não há germinação, afetando o estabelecimento e a produção das culturas (Hunter & Erickson, 1952;Evans & Stickler, 1961;Jensen, 1971;Singh & Singh, 1983a).…”
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“…In an experiment of sorghmn gennination with osmotic tension solutions, gennination progressively decreased with increasing m::>isture tensions from 0 to 15 atm. (Evans am Stickler, 1961 soil (Colani-Terril complex). '!he soil moisture tension levels were -0.3, -1.0, -2.0, -5.0, -10.0, ani -15.0 bars.…”
Section: Shattercane Seed Weightmentioning
confidence: 99%