Claim · model-written summary
Longer storage shortened time to germination and accelerated germination rate.
- Taxon
- Digitaria adscendens
Digitaria adscendenst0 - Treatment
- 貯蔵日数e0
- Outcome
- 発芽までの日数e0
- Direction
- 短かくなりe0
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Verbatim
e0“貯蔵日数が経過するにしたがい発芽までの日数が短かくなり, 発芽速度は早まる。”
t0“Digitaria adscendens”
Title
Ecological Changes of Digitaria adscendens Henrald in Growing Wheat or Barley
Akio NAKAZAWA; Hiroshi SANO Journal of Weed Science and Technology 1967. doi:10.3719/weed.1967.34
Other claims from this paper (8)
- Observation Dry-stored seeds initially required about 50 days to germinate even with adequate light, temperature and water.
- Association Germination rate accelerated with longer storage.
- Intervention effect Low light tended to delay dormancy release.
- Intervention effect High temperature promoted dormancy release after about five days of treatment.
- Intervention effect Light exposure after about 24 hours of water supply was more effective for germination of dormancy-released seeds.
- Intervention effect For short exposures, higher light intensity improved germination of dormancy-released seeds.
- Observation After longer exposure, germination differed little across light intensities.
- Intervention effect Below-minimum temperature after light exposure progressively erased the light effect and reduced germination.