Paper · 2009 · Xibei nongye xuebao

Experiment on Germination Acceleration of Seeds of Hedysarum scoparium and Ammopiptanthus mongolicus

Zhao Hongkun; SU Fang-li; Jia Yu-hua; et al.

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Abstract

Different methods to Hedysarum scoparium and Ammopiptanthus mongolicus seeds treatment are used.Using different treatment methods to handle seeds of Hedysarum scoparium and Ammopiptanthus mongolicus.The seeds of Hedysarum scoparium are used warm water to soak one day;two days;three days;four days;hiding the seeds by the sand after soaking two days and CK which is not treated respectively.These are six kinds of treatment to urge the germination rate of the seeds.As a result,the method that hiding the seeds by the sand after soaking attained the highest germination rate is 61.33%.The seeds of Ammopiptanthus mongolicus are treated by these methods which are mixed seeds and sulfuric acid 98% for 30 minutes;80~90 ℃ hot water is used soaking seeds to the nature cool off twice or three times;the skin of seeds is get rid of by the machine;40~50 ℃warm water is used to soaking seeds for two days and CK which is not treated respectively.These are five kinds of treatment to urge the germination rate of the seeds.As a result,the method that 40~50 ℃warm water is used to soaking seeds for two days attained the highest germination rate is 82%.

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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Hiding the seeds in sand after soaking gave the highest germination rate (61.33%) in Hedysarum scoparium, above untreated seeds.

Taxon
Hedysarum scopariumCorethrodendron scopariumt0
Organ / stage
seedse1
Treatment
hiding the seeds by the sand after soakinge1
Outcome
germination ratee1
Direction
higheste1
Value
61.33%e1
Comparator
CK which is not treatede2

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“Hedysarum scoparium”

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“the method that hiding the seeds by the sand after soaking attained the highest germination rate is 61.33%”

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“after soaking two days and CK which is not treated respectively”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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Soaking seeds in 40~50 ℃ warm water for two days gave the highest germination rate (82%) in Ammopiptanthus mongolicus, above untreated seeds.

Taxon
Ammopiptanthus mongolicusAmmopiptanthus mongolicust1
Organ / stage
seedse3
Treatment
40~50 ℃warm water is used to soaking seeds for two dayse3
Outcome
germination ratee3
Direction
higheste3
Value
82%e3
Comparator
CK which is not treatede4

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Ammopiptanthus mongolicus
Ammopiptanthus mongolicus · TaxonLei Feng · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia Commons ↗

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“Ammopiptanthus mongolicus”

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“the method that 40~50 ℃warm water is used to soaking seeds for two days attained the highest germination rate is 82%”

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“for two days and CK which is not treated respectively”

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growing medium · growth · Corethrodendron scopariumResults agree

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application · growth · Ammopiptanthus mongolicusResults agree

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