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A relationship was observed between seed weight and germination percentage.
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e0“A relationship was observed between seed weight and germination percentage”
t0“Mediterranean thymes”
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A contribution to ex-situ conservation of Mediterranean thymes: Germination trials
José Blanco Salas; Trinidad Ruiz Téllez; Francisco María Vázquez Pardo Acta Botanica Malacitana 2009. doi:10.24310/abm.v34i0.6885
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- Observation Thymus caespititius seeds showed germinability described as null or low (0%-11%).
- Observation Thymus caespititius seeds showed germination rates described as slow (vigour index Iv = 0-1.26).
- Observation Thymus mastichina seeds showed germinability described as moderate or high (59%-92%).
- Observation Thymus mastichina seeds showed germination rates described as fast or very fast (vigour index Iv = 12.84-35.67).
- Observation Thymus praecox subsp. penyalarensis seeds showed germinability described as high (79%).
- Observation Thymus praecox subsp. penyalarensis seeds showed germination rates described as fast (vigour index Iv = 19.53).
- Observation Th. pulegioides seeds showed germinability described as low or moderate (2%-41%).
- Observation Th. pulegioides seeds showed germination rates described as slow or medium (vigour index Iv = 0.33-7.58).
- Observation Thymus villosus subsp. lusitanicus seeds showed germinability described as moderate (35%).
- Observation Thymus villosus subsp. lusitanicus seeds showed germination rates described as medium (vigour index Iv = 9.00).
- Observation Thymus zygis subsp. sylvestris seeds showed germinability described as low, moderate, or high (2%-68%).
- Observation Thymus zygis subsp. sylvestris seeds showed germination rates described as slow, medium, or fast (vigour index Iv = 0.52-19.36).
- Observation Thymbra capitata seeds showed germinability described as high (92%).
- Observation Thymbra capitata seeds showed germination rates described as fast (vigour index Iv = 19.07).
- Observation There were both interspecific and interpopulational differences in germinative capacity among the thymes.
- Intervention effect Cooling the seeds for 7 days at 10-12°C before sowing produced no significant alterations in the germination results.