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Seeds: Physiology of Development and Germination.
Journal of Ecology · 1995 · Vol. 83(6) · pp. 1053–1053
Abstract
Seeds: Germination, Structure, and Composition. Seed Development and Maturation. Development-Regulation and Maturation. Cellular Events during Germination and Seedling Growth. Dormancy and the Control of Germination. Some Ecophysiological Aspects of Germination. Mobilization of Stored Seed Reserves. Control of the Mobilization of Stored Reserves. Seeds and Germination: Some Agricultural and Industrial Aspects. Index.
Seed Germination and PhysiologyGerminationSeedlingDormancyBiologyMobilizationSeed dormancyAgronomyBotanyGeography
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