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Germination values below 13 indicated poor germination.
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e0“poor germination by germination values below 13”
Title
Effects of Stratification on Western Hemlock Germination
D. G. W. Edwards Canadian Journal of Forest Research 1973. doi:10.1139/x73-077
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- Intervention effect Stratification had little or no effect on germination capacity.
- Intervention effect Stratification significantly increased germination rate.
- Intervention effect One to two weeks of moist chilling gave the greatest germination-rate increase.
- Intervention effect Naked stratification in plastic bags gave nearly the same response.
- Intervention effect Beyond two weeks of stratification, increments in germination rate progressively diminished.
- Observation Germination values over 30 indicated excellent germinability.