Natalka wheat was less exposed to adverse effects of osmosis, shown by maintained seed germination and reduced oppression with root and stem growth in seedlings.

Claim · model-written summary

Natalka wheat was less exposed to adverse effects of osmosis, shown by maintained seed germination and reduced oppression with root and stem growth in seedlings.

Taxon

wheatTriticum aestivume0

Material

Natalkae2

Treatment

osmosise2

Outcome

adverse effectse2

Direction

less exposede2

Qualifier

maintaining of high seed germination, oppression reducing, and growth of roots and stems of seedlingse2

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Verbatim

e0

“Seeds of Krasnodarsakaia 99, Epokha Odessa winter wheat varieties under high osmotic pressure retain significant ability to germinate”

e2

“Natalka variety is less exposed to the adverse effects of osmosis, which is shown in maintaining of high seed germination, oppression reducing, and growth of roots and stems of seedlings”