Claim · model-written summary
Daily nitrogen flushing partially eliminated the hypoxia inhibition of germination, even at low external oxygen availability.
- Taxon
- Datura stramonium L.
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Datura stramoniume0 - Treatment
- daily nitrogen flushinge3
- Outcome
- inhibitione3
- Direction
- partially eliminatede3
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Verbatim
e0“effect of hypoxia on seed germination of Datura stramonium L.”
e3“daily nitrogen flushing partially eliminated this inhibition, even under conditions of low external oxygen availability”
Title
Effect of hypoxia on buried weed seed germination
S. BENVENUTI; M. MACCHIA Weed Research 1995. doi:10.1111/j.1365-3180.1995.tb01629.x
Other claims from this paper (9)
- Intervention effect Hypoxia decreased germination capacity and germination rate of Datura stramonium seeds.
- Intervention effect Daily exchange of hypoxic gas around the seeds partially alleviated the hypoxia inhibition of germination.
- Intervention effect Scarification maintained a higher germination capacity of Datura stramonium seeds under low oxygen availability.
- Intervention effect Oxygen deficiency decreased the respiratory capacity of Datura stramonium seeds.
- Mechanism Oxygen deficiency probably decreased respiratory capacity, which was compensated for by induced fermentation metabolism.
- Mechanism The depth-derived inhibition of germination is postulated to result from difficulty in eliminating toxic fermentation products rather than from oxygen deficiency itself.
- Association The difficulty in eliminating toxic fermentation products was proportional to the degree of hypoxia.
- Intervention effect Incubation for several days under completely anaerobic conditions induced secondary dormancy.
- Mechanism Secondary dormancy under anaerobic conditions is probably an ecological adaptation that prevents germination in unfavourable conditions.