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Germination response and Adansonia digitata L. seed to five pre-sowing treatments

Dominic Gondwe

Germination response and Adansonia digitata L. seed to five pre-sowing treatments

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Published by Forestry Research Institute of Malawi in [Zomba, Malawi .
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StatementDominic Gondwe and Tembo Chanyenga.
SeriesFRIM report -- no. 04009
ContributionsChanyenga, T. F.
The Physical Object
Paginationii, 8 leaves. ;
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Open LibraryOL16246119M
LC Control Number2006315168


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Germination response and Adansonia digitata L. seed to five pre-sowing treatments by Dominic Gondwe Download PDF EPUB FB2

Therefore, this study was carried out to investigate the effects of some pre-germination treatments i.e., soaking in tap water, boiling water or sulphuric acid at Germination response and Adansonia digitata L.

seed to five pre-sowing treatments book for either 30 or 60 min. Pre Germination Treatments to Overcome Seed Dormancy Authors-** Padmavati Gore, * Gupta, * Dr. Anjali Kak koul ** Scientist, * Principal scientist ICAR- National Bureau of Plant Genetic Resources, New Delhi A dormant seed (or other germination unit) is one that does not have the capacity to germinate in a specified period under any combination of.

Complete removal of the seed coat and soaking in hot water enhanced seed germination (% and %, respectively), shortened the time of seed to commence germination and promoted early seedling. Germination of Acacia origena, A. pilespina and Pterolobium stellatum in response to different pre-sowing seed treatments, temperature and light.

Journal of Arid Environments 38(4), Teketay D. Seed and regeneration ecology in dry Afromontane forests of Ethiopia: I. Seed production-population structures. In August–Septemberseeds of Calligonum were collected and were treated by five pre-sowing treatments before the germination experiments.

The results show that the germination response of seeds to the different pretreatments was more or Cited by: ANOVA to determine the significant difference at Germination response and Adansonia digitata L.

seed to five pre-sowing treatments book and a graph showing simple percentage is drawn to show the efficacy of different treatments. Keywords: Pre Germination, Treatments, Delonix regia, Legume. Introduction The Germination response and Adansonia digitata L.

seed to five pre-sowing treatments book is a key element in plant production that it exercises a very great influence on the success andFile Size: 58KB.

Gautam () identification of suitable pre-sowing treatment is necessary for quicker and higher seed germination. Therefore, an attempt has been made to study the effect of pre-sowing treatments on seed germination in order to recommend suitable pre-sowing treatment for S.

mukorossi. Materials and MethodsFile Size: KB. Effectiveness of selected immersion-based seed pre-sowing treatments (cold water, hot water and concentrated sulphuric acid) on the germination of three Acacia species (A.

tortilis, A. erioloba, and A. nigrescens) was studied between December and January For each species, four treatments (including the control) were replicated four timesFile Size: KB. 50 seeds sown in Petri plate) thus there were 7 treatments x 5 replicates x 50 seeds i.e seeds for whole treatments.

Germination was assessed every day for 30 days to determine the effect of seed treatments on germination rate. During the course of the experiment, the Petri dishes were kept moist by adding tap water every 24 Size: KB. Seed Pre-treatments.

Some indigenous species need seed pre-treatments to break their dormancy. The various methods of seed pre-treatment methods for stratification, hot water, scarification and dry heat are described below The Seedling Database will give seed pre-treatment for individual species.

However, pre‐sowing treatment of seed with low or high temperatures can positively affect the rate and final percentage of germination (HardegreeMin ). Thus, thermopriming is defined as pre‐sowing seed treatment with low or high temperatures to improve germination and emergence under different environmental by: pre-sowing effects on germination Germination response and Adansonia digitata L.

seed to five pre-sowing treatments book initial seedling growth of C. resiniferum conducted yet. Therefore the main purpose of this study was to find out the appropriate pre-sowing treatments that maximize total germination and produce more vigour seedlings.

Materials and Methods Study site, seed collection, handling, and growing mediaAuthor: G.N. Tanjina Hasnat, Mohammed Kamal Hossain, Mohammed Kalimuddin Bhuyian, Mohammed Shafiul Alam, Md.

seeds size gave maximum germination than the small seeds. Pre -sowing treatment methods are employed for ove rcoming seed dormancy in many species.

Pre -sowing treatments are used not only to ensure the rapid germination but it also decreases labour, cost and time for nursery production. Keywords Seed size, Pre sowing. Abstract.

After subjecting the seeds to GA 3, and H 2 O 2 treatments for 24 h and chilling at 2–3°C for a period of 15 days, we conducted the seed germination tests for 21 different seed sources of Pinus roxburghii from western-central Himalaya under laboratory conditions at various temperatures viz., 20°C, 25°C and 30°C inside a seed results reveal Cited by: 1.

Leucaena leucocephala and Acacia farnesiana are tree species used for several agricultural purposes in the Mediterranean region.

The seeds of these species exhibit dormancy, causing delayed germination. Two experiments were conducted to investigate the effect of pre-sowing treatments (scarification, hot water, or soaking) on seed germination of L. Cited by: Seed germination percentages, germination mean time and germination index were significantly (P.

EFFECTS OF VARIATION IN SEED SOURCES AND PRE-SOWING TREATMENTS ON SEED GERMINATION OF TERMINALIA CHEBULA- A MULTI-PURPOSE TREE SPECIES Manzoor A. Dar1 and S. Agnihotri2 1Doon P.G. College of Agriculture Science and Technology, Dehradun (Uttarakhand), India. 2Govt. College, Rewa (Madhya Pradesh), India.

Abstract Seeds. of germination information. If your experience reveals successful methods other than these, please let us know.

Unt il you are ready to plant or apply pre-sowing treatment, seed should be stored in either a sealed (airtight) container under refrigeration (33 40°F) or in an open container in a cool, dry place.

This study was an effort to evaluate easy, appropriate and most effective techniques to improve seed germination of Swartzia madagascariensis.

The effect of mechanical scarification, hot water treatments (5, 10, 15 and 20 minutes), dry heat treatments at 60, 80 and °C (15, 30 and 60 minutes) and sulphuric acid treatments (5, 10, 15, 30 and 60 minutes) were investigated under Cited by: 1.

In this experiment, pre-sowing seed treatments were done with different chemicals (50%HCl. 5%H 2 SO 4, 1% thiourea, 1% KNO 3, 2% sucrose, 2% urea, 2% bleaching powder) and growth regulator (1 00ppm GA 3) on seed germination of passion fruit.

The objective of this experiment was to standardize the effect of pre-sowing seed treatment. Pre-sowing treatments. The effect of different pre-sowing treatments on the germination of seeds without an endocarp is shown in Table 3 and Figure 5.

No significant differences (p > ) were found among the final germination percentages reached by control seeds (non-treated seeds without an endocarp) nor seeds soaked in distilled by: 1.

and treatments with dry heat or wet heat were detrimental to seed germination. The optimum temperature for germination was 15 ºC. A pre-sowing treatment of soaking in distilled water for 24 h slightly increased germination speed. Neither cold stratification at 5 ºC nor soaking in a gibberellic acid solution improved seed by: 1.

Scarification with concentrated sulphuric acid did not significantly increase germination compared to the control seeds, and treatments with dry heat or wet heat were detrimental to seed germination. The optimum temperature for germination was 15 ºC. A pre-sowing treatment of soaking in distilled water for 24 h slightly increased germination Cited by: 1.

GROWING GUIDES. Seeds can be sown at any time of year. Pre-Sowing Treatment: Soak seeds for 48 hours. Sowing Instructions: Sow individually at a depth of about 6mm in pots of moist, peat-based seed compost, eg.

Levington mixed with sharp sand or grit. Seal in a polythene bag or place in a propagator and maintain an optimum temperature of C. The following pre-sowing treatment will improve the germination: Put the seeds for 24 h in lukeworm water with ash of wood (3 small spoons / ml water) or.

Put the seeds for 2 h in 1 part water and 2 parts H 2 O 2 – (10% H 2 O 2 available in pharmacies or drugstores). Soil: Protea seed germinate best in cool well-drained seedbeds or. Seeds of [Ziziphus mauritiana] cv.

Umran were soaked in solutions containing p.p.m. BA, p.p.m. GA3, 1% KNO3 or 1% thiourea for 24 h and germinated at constant temperatures of 20°, 25°, 30° or 35°C. Temperatures of 20° or 25° inhibited germination and early seedling growth. At 30°, germination rate was greater, % germination was higher and seedling growth was by: 3.

Germination percentage of the sesame was significantly influenced by pre-sowing seed soaking with different growth agrochemicals and growth regulators. Seed treatment with Gibberellic acid GA3 ( ppm) recorded significantly higher percentage of seed germination as compared to other treatments.

due to inadequate information on its seed germination status and nursery requirements. To fill the knowledge gap, the present study was undertaken to evaluate: (1) influence of pre-sowing treatments on germination of X.

zambesiaca seeds and (2) the influence of potting media on the emergence of X. zambesiaca seeds. Influence of Pre-sowing Seed Treatments on Germination Properties and Early Seedling Growth of.

Acacia cyanophylla. Ibrahim A. Eshkab, Mahmood B. Shanta, Hisham N. El waer. Int'l Journal of Advances in Agricultural & Environmental Engg. (IJAAEE) Vol. 1, Issue 2 () ISSN EISSN File Size: KB. Tropentag - Book of Abstracts.

12 % commute daily over 45 km to reach their farms and only 3 % live on or closely to their farms. (ii) Five major climate risks with highly sensitive impact indexes affect agricultural production: drought (73 %), floods (66 %), fires (60 %), lack of rainfall (60 %) and high winds (46 %); and three.

Tropentag - Book of Abstracts have made this conference 12 % commute daily over 45 km to reach their farms and only 3 % live on or closely to their farms. (ii) Five major climate risks with highly sensitive impact indexes affect agricultural production: drought (73 %), floods (66 %), fires (60 %), lack of rainfall (60 %) and high winds.

“Seed zone,” “seed source,” and “seed lot” are terms used to identify seed collections. A seed zone is a geographic area that has relatively similar climate and soil type (figure ).

For some native species, seed zones or transfer guidelines have been defined by geneticists to help land managers choose appropriate seed sources. Provenance variation for pod and seed germination parameters of Cassia fistula L.

in agro-climatic zones of N. Karnataka: Holalgouda Y Patil, Renuka Nayak, Shivanna H, Surendra P WCA Effect of different pre-sowing treatments on seed germination parameters of Cassia fistula L. Holalgouda Y Patil, Renuka Nayak, Shivanna H, Surendra P.

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