Claim · model-written summary
Abnormal seed germination differed inconsistently between years.
- Taxon
- Winter Wheat
Triticum aestivumt0 - Outcome
- germination of abnormal seedse0
- Qualifier
- different yearse0
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Verbatim
e0“the germination of abnormal seeds had contradictory results, especially in different years”
t0“Winter Wheat”
Title
Macroanalysis of Winter Wheat Seeds and Features of their Germination
Tetiana Rozhkova; Alla Burdulanyuk; Valentyna Tatarynova; et al. Ecological Engineering & Environmental Technology 2024. doi:10.12912/27197050/186126
Other claims from this paper (13)
- Observation Macroanalysis identified wrinkled, small, and black point winter wheat seeds.
- Association Abnormal seed abundance varied with growing conditions, cultivation place, and fungicide spraying.
- Observation Polissia had the maximum number of substandard seeds, dominated by black point.
- Observation In the Forest-steppe, substandard seeds were most abundant in 2022 and small seeds prevailed.
- Observation Blackening of the embryo occurred only from above.
- Observation Seeds with a black point were usually mature.
- Intervention effect Spraying cinnamon essential oil increased black point appearance.
- Intervention effect Spraying fennel essential oil increased black point appearance.
- Observation Externally healthy Bohdana seeds germinated better than abnormal seeds under cold and wet conditions.
- Observation Under favorable conditions, black point seeds showed higher germination and seedling development indicators than healthy seeds.
- Observation Under low temperature, healthy seeds germinated better than black point seeds.
- Observation Healthy seeds initially produced faster developing seedlings.
- Observation On the last two measurements, seedlings from black point seeds grew faster.