1997
DOI: 10.1093/jxb/48.12.2087
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The role of temperature in the seed germination of two species of theSolanum nigrumcomplex

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“…Thus, fresh seeds of S. physalifolium exhibited a deeper level of primary dormancy than S. nigrum . The difference in primary dormancy shown here is in accordance with results presented by Del Monte and Tarquis (1997). They concluded that the higher base temperature and the lower final germination in S. physalifolium , compared with S. nigrum , could be explained as a dormancy constraint.…”
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“…Thus, fresh seeds of S. physalifolium exhibited a deeper level of primary dormancy than S. nigrum . The difference in primary dormancy shown here is in accordance with results presented by Del Monte and Tarquis (1997). They concluded that the higher base temperature and the lower final germination in S. physalifolium , compared with S. nigrum , could be explained as a dormancy constraint.…”
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“…The strong light requirement shown by Andersson and Yahya (2003), following 12 weeks cold stratification, was probably an effect of inadequate reduction of dormancy and too low a test temperature (22/12°C). The range of temperatures for seed germination appears to be 7.5 to 30°C for S. nigrum (Roberts & Lockett, 1978; Del Monte & Tarquis, 1997; Kremer & Lotz, 1998) and 21–30°C for S. physalifolium (Del Monte & Tarquis, 1997), depending on the temperature regime of the original environment, testing date and seed population. Alternating temperatures increase seed germination in several species (Roberts & Lockett, 1978; Del Monte & Tarquis, 1997; Baskin & Baskin, 1998; Leon & Owen, 2003).…”
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“…, 2000), 11.7°C for E. crus‐galli (Martinkova et al. , 2006), 10.0°C for S. nigrum (Del Monte & Tarquis, 1997), 6.7°C for S. oleraceus (Steinmaus et al. , 2000), 12.0°C for S. halepense (Holt & Orcutt, 1996), and 9.5°C for X. strumarium (Alm et al.…”
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“…(1984) reported germination of S. nigrum at constant temperatures from 20 to 35°C in light. Del Monte and Tarquis (1997) showed that populations of S. nigrum and S. physalifolium germinate at constant temperatures with higher rates in the first species.…”
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