Inter-population variation in germination characteristics of plantago lanceolata seeds: effects of temperature, osmotic stress and salinity

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• who: Sara Mira et al. from the (UNIVERSITY) have published the article: Inter-population variation in germination characteristics of Plantago lanceolata seeds: effects of temperature, osmotic stress and salinity, in the Journal: (JOURNAL)

SUMMARY

The ability of seeds to germinate fast at low water potentials is an advantageous adaptation for species colonising water-stressed such as Mediterranean environments (Schütz and amp; al., 2002; Bochet and amp; al., 2007). Seeds of some species that are unable to germinate at high saline concentrations, might recover the ability to germinate when salinity levels decrease (Pujol . . .

 



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