Claim · model-written summary
Victoria required 714 °C h to reach 50% germination at suboptimal temperatures.
- Taxon
- Industrial hemp (Cannabis sativa L.)
Cannabis sativat0 - Material
- ‘Victoria’e0
- Outcome
- thermal timee0
- Value
- 714 °C he0
- Qualifier
- suboptimal temperaturese0
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Verbatim
e0“The thermal time for ‘Georgina’ and ‘Victoria’ to reach 50% germination at suboptimal temperatures was 694 and 714 °C h, respectively.”
t0“Industrial hemp (Cannabis sativa L.)”
Title
Temperature Limits for Seed Germination in Industrial Hemp (Cannabis sativa L.)
Robert L. Geneve; Evan W. Janes; Sharon T. Kester; et al. Crops 2022. doi:10.3390/crops2040029
Other claims from this paper (10)
- Observation High hemp germination percentage and rate occurred between 19 and 30 °C.
- Observation The calculated optimal temperature was 29.6 °C.
- Observation The calculated base temperature was 3.4 °C.
- Observation The calculated ceiling temperature was 42.6 °C.
- Observation Georgina required 694 °C h to reach 50% germination at suboptimal temperatures.
- Intervention effect Osmotic priming made hemp seeds germinate faster than untreated seeds.
- Intervention effect Solid matrix priming made hemp seeds germinate faster than untreated seeds.
- Intervention effect Priming did not produce a reported difference in final germination percentage.
- Intervention effect Primed seeds germinated faster at supraoptimal temperatures.
- Intervention effect Priming did not affect final germination percentage in thermally inhibited seeds.