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Outlook on Agriculture, 1978
Fungal organisms developing in grain in store lead to hot spots and increased moisture content. Uncontrolled, deterioration is rapid, resulting in loss of viability in grain for seed, and off-flavours which render it unfit for milling and malting. Under certain conditions substances may be produced which are toxic to man and animals. Good grain storage
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Fungal organisms developing in grain in store lead to hot spots and increased moisture content. Uncontrolled, deterioration is rapid, resulting in loss of viability in grain for seed, and off-flavours which render it unfit for milling and malting. Under certain conditions substances may be produced which are toxic to man and animals. Good grain storage
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1997
Seed is functionally defined as a reproductive unit, in contrast with grain that is fed to animals or used directly or indirectly as a food or in food products. Although the harvested propagule is the same, unlike grain the seed must be alive and capable of producing a seedling.
Miller B. McDonald, Lawrence O. Copeland
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Seed is functionally defined as a reproductive unit, in contrast with grain that is fed to animals or used directly or indirectly as a food or in food products. Although the harvested propagule is the same, unlike grain the seed must be alive and capable of producing a seedling.
Miller B. McDonald, Lawrence O. Copeland
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Ensuring seed quality in ecological restoration: native seed cleaning and testing
Restoration Ecology, 2020Simone Pedrini +2 more
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Seed quality and the true price of native seed for mine site restoration
Restoration Ecology, 2022Kingsley Dixon +2 more
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Quantity, quality and the effectiveness of seed dispersal by animals
Plant Ecology, 1993Eugene W Schupp
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