seed scarification

Kevin Franken cukmf4 at PANTHER1.PEN.EIU.EDU
Mon Oct 18 08:46:59 CDT 1999


Hello there -

When studying seed germination, is it the general rule that one end of the
seed, if its end is cut off/nicked/scarified, will give rise to a
radicle more often than the opposite end?  Are such data publishable
(which end yields a higher percent of radicle emergences)?  Any good web
resources on this topic?

We have had a radicle emerge on each end, but it emerged more often on one
end than the other.

Thank you.  Please respond privately or to the list.

Kevin Franken




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