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Switchgrass Population and Cold–Moist Stratification Mediate Germination
Crop Science, 2015ABSTRACTSwitchgrass (Panicum virgatum L.) breeding and selection have enhanced the agronomic qualities of this species as a crop for forage and bioenergy applications. Previous work has characterized variation in phenotypic traits (e.g., survival, biomass yield, and cell wall carbohydrates) among wild and cultivated populations.
Ruth G. Shaw +5 more
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Fluent analysis of a ROSA cold leg stratification test
Nuclear Engineering and Design, 2010One of the OECD ROSA project tests, investigating temperature stratification in the cold legs and the downcomer during ECCS water injection under single-phase natural circulation conditions was analysed with the FLUENT code. The guidance given in the “Best Practice Guidelines for the Use of CFD in Nuclear Reactor Safety Applications” of the OECD GAMA ...
Tatiana Farkas, Istvan Toth
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Cold Stratification Requirements for Germination ofAlliaria petiolata
Invasive Plant Science and Management, 2008Abstract Garlic mustard is among the most important invasive weeds of North American eastern deciduous forests. Investigations of the mechanisms that enable its success as an invader require a simple method to propagate this weed in the laboratory and the greenhouse; we develop such a method in this study.
Susan L. Post, S. Raghu
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EFFECTS OF COLD STRATIFICATION AND HORMONES ON SEED GERMINATION OF SARRACENIA ALATA
The Texas Journal of Science, 2019Abstract Seed germination requirements for S. alata were investigated using cold stratification and phytohormones. Treatments included no stratification (control), two week, three week, four week, five week, and six week cold stratification. Hormone treatments included no stratification with cytokinin, no stratification with gibberellins,
D.A. Gravatt, K. A. Hopkins
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Effects of temperature, salinity and cold stratification on seed germination in halophytes
Nordic Journal of Botany, 2012Salt tolerance of halophytes corresponds with the habitat requirement of the species. It is an important factor during the germination phase and it can determine successful establishment. This paper presents the effects of alternating temperature–light regimes (4/8°C, 10/20°C, 20/32°C; 12 h dark: 12 h light) and different salinity levels (0, 200, 400 ...
Batoul N. Al-Hawija +2 more
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Physiological characteristics of cold stratification on seed dormancy release in rice
Plant Growth Regulation, 2019Cold stratification is commonly used for breaking seed dormancy in plants. However, the effects of cold stratification on dormancy release and its physiological characteristics are still unclear in rice. Dormancy release by different periods (6, 12, 18 and 24 days) of cold stratification (4 °C) was conducted using japonica Jiucaiqing (Oryza sativa L ...
Jinping Cheng +7 more
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Effects of Stratification on Surface Frontogenesis: Warm and Cold Fronts
Journal of the Atmospheric Sciences, 1984Abstract The role of the ambient stratification in semigeostrophic surface frontogenesis is examined. Model fronts forming in regions of large static stability 1) are weaker, 2) are tilted more toward the horizontal, and 3) propagate more slowly toward the warm air than fronts forming in regions of small static stability. These results are discussed in
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Plant Physiology and Biochemistry, 2019
S-nitrosoglutathione (GSNO), an integral metabolite of nitric oxide (NO) biochemistry is reduced by S-nitrosoglutathione reductase (GSNOR) (EC 1.2.1.46), leading to formation of glutathione in oxidised form (GSSG), further reduced to GSH by glutathione reductase (GR).
Katarzyna Ciacka +3 more
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S-nitrosoglutathione (GSNO), an integral metabolite of nitric oxide (NO) biochemistry is reduced by S-nitrosoglutathione reductase (GSNOR) (EC 1.2.1.46), leading to formation of glutathione in oxidised form (GSSG), further reduced to GSH by glutathione reductase (GR).
Katarzyna Ciacka +3 more
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