Paper · 2005 · Annual economic survey .../Annual economic survey - Central Bank of Trinidad and Tobago

Studies on Salt Tolerance of Seeds of 8 Rhizomatous Grasses.

Yue Bai

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Abstract

rhizomatous grass species were used for salt-tolerance evaluation based on seed germinating ability. The relative germinating rate (RGR), relative germinating index (RGI), relative vigor index (RVI) and relative conductivity rate (RCR) under different salt concentrations were determined. The significance test proved the existence of difference among the 8 species. The RGR, RGI, RVI, RCR, suitable concentration range and concentration of half death rate can be used for salt-tolerance evaluation. The effect of salt stress on germinating speed and seedling vigor was greater than that on germinating ability. The sequence of salt-tolerance of 8 species was Thimopyrum intermedium cv. Clarke Th. ponticum cv. Jose Th. Intermedium Th. ponticum cv. Alkar Pascopyum smithii cv. Rosana Leymus chinensis L. secalinus P. smithii cv. Barton.

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Observationobservedoriginal resultsignificant (as stated)measured

Claim · model-written summary

The eight rhizomatous grass species differed significantly in salt tolerance based on seed germination.

Taxon
rhizomatous grass speciese0
Outcome
difference among the 8 speciese1

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“rhizomatous grass species were used for salt-tolerance evaluation based on seed germinating ability”

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“The significance test proved the existence of difference among the 8 species”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultnegativemeasured

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Salt stress affected germinating speed and seedling vigor more strongly than germinating ability.

Taxon
rhizomatous grass speciese0
Treatment
salt stresse2
Outcome
germinating speed and seedling vigore2
Direction
was greatere2
Comparator
germinating abilitye2

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“rhizomatous grass species were used for salt-tolerance evaluation based on seed germinating ability”

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“The effect of salt stress on germinating speed and seedling vigor was greater than that on germinating ability”

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Recommendationauthor interpretationoriginal resultbasis n/a

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The authors recommend RGR, RGI, RVI, RCR, the suitable concentration range and the half-death concentration as indices for salt-tolerance evaluation.

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rhizomatous grass speciese0
Outcome
salt-tolerance evaluatione3

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“rhizomatous grass species were used for salt-tolerance evaluation based on seed germinating ability”

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“The RGR, RGI, RVI, RCR, suitable concentration range and concentration of half death rate can be used for salt-tolerance evaluation”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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The salt-tolerance sequence of the 8 rhizomatous grass species is listed from Thimopyrum intermedium cv. Clarke to P. smithii cv. Barton.

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rhizomatous grass speciese0
Outcome
sequence of salt-tolerancee4
Qualifier
Thimopyrum intermedium cv. Clarke Th. ponticum cv. Jose Th. Intermedium Th. ponticum cv. Alkar Pascopyum smithii cv. Rosana Leymus chinensis L. secalinus P. smithii cv. Bartone4

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“rhizomatous grass species were used for salt-tolerance evaluation based on seed germinating ability”

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“The sequence of salt-tolerance of 8 species was Thimopyrum intermedium cv. Clarke Th. ponticum cv. Jose Th. Intermedium Th. ponticum cv. Alkar Pascopyum smithii cv. Rosana Leymus chinensis L. secalinus P. smithii cv. Barton”

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