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EpiSeed reduced seed glucosinolate content by 9%.
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Shreyas Padmanabha Sharma Beedubail; Sara Farrona; Michael Wittenberg; et al. Plant Stress 2026. doi:10.1016/j.stress.2026.101448
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- Intervention effect EpiSeed accelerated germination relative to hydropriming and untreated controls.
- Intervention effect EpiSeed enhanced early root growth relative to comparators.
- Intervention effect EpiSeed improved osmotic stress tolerance during germination.
- Intervention effect EpiSeed significantly hastened Lagonda seedling emergence in the field.
- Intervention effect EpiSeed showed a non-significant 15% yield increase in the field.
- Observation Metabolomics identified 26 differentially accumulated metabolites in Lagonda.
- Observation Both priming treatments enriched several amino acid metabolism pathways.
- Observation EpiSeed caused coordinated metabolic utilization during non-stress re-imbibition.
- Observation Hydropriming mainly altered GABA during non-stress re-imbibition.
- Association Under osmotic stress, EpiSeed was associated with a growth-oriented arginine and proline response.
- Observation Hydropriming under osmotic stress showed a survival-oriented metabolic strategy.
- Observation EpiSeed produced a persistent metabolic signature marked by 4-hydroxyproline.