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1965
In the life cycle of higher plants, periods of intensive development are interspersed with periods of “dormancy” where all development or the development of certain organs is completely arrested1. One of these phases of arrested development occurs in the embryo after seed maturation. In order to bring about renewal of development the dispersal unit2 of
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In the life cycle of higher plants, periods of intensive development are interspersed with periods of “dormancy” where all development or the development of certain organs is completely arrested1. One of these phases of arrested development occurs in the embryo after seed maturation. In order to bring about renewal of development the dispersal unit2 of
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Microbial seed banks: the ecological and evolutionary implications of dormancy
Nature Reviews Microbiology, 2011Jay T Lennon, Stuart E Jones
exaly
Ecology and exploration of the rare biosphere
Nature Reviews Microbiology, 2015Michael D J Lynch, Josh D Neufeld
exaly
2010
Seed dormancy has been studied intensely over the past decades and, at present, knowledge of this plant trait is at the forefront of plant biology. The main model species is Arabidopsis thaliana, an annual weed, possessing nondeep physiological dormancy.
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Seed dormancy has been studied intensely over the past decades and, at present, knowledge of this plant trait is at the forefront of plant biology. The main model species is Arabidopsis thaliana, an annual weed, possessing nondeep physiological dormancy.
Hilhorst, Henk +7 more
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