Physical, biochemical, and Physiological changes on oil palm (Elaeis guineensis L. Jacq) seeds throughout short-term storage
Mohamad Arif,
Satriyas Ilyas,
Eny Widajati
et al.
Abstract:Seed deterioration is an inexorable process, including on oil palm (Elaeis guineensis L. Jacq) seeds which are categorized as intermediate seed type. Seed deterioration rate can be predicted through physical, biochemical, and physiological parameters. This experiment aimed to study physical, biochemical, and physiological changes in oil palm seeds in short-term storage. The experiment was conducted in a 2-factors of nested design. The first factor was storage temperature: open storage (24.2 − 30.5°C; RH 48.6 −… Show more
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