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The largest germination decrease occurred after 160 minutes of irradiation.
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e0“The largest decrease occurs at 160 minutes irradiation time.”
Title
Iuliana Mihaela Lazar; Irina Loredana Ifrim; Daniela Nicuta; et al. Environmental Engineering and Management Journal 2012. doi:10.30638/eemj.2012.274
Other claims from this paper (7)
- Intervention effect Irradiation did not significantly affect lipid-related molecular spectral groups in canola cotyledons.
- Intervention effect Irradiation did not affect canola chemical fingerprints at approximately 900–1200 cm−1.
- Intervention effect The main significant growth effect occurred in roots after 160 minutes of irradiation.
- Observation Control, 280-minute, and 460-minute samples had negative allometric growth factors.
- Observation At 160 minutes irradiation, organ growth showed isometric scaling with a factor of 1.013.
- Intervention effect A 177 kJ/m2 ultraviolet dose was insufficient to alter lipid conformation.
- Intervention effect Irradiated seeds had a lower germination proportion than controls.