Dormancy Heterogeneity is a seed population-level phenomenon in which individual seeds exhibit differential depth or duration of dormancy due to genetic, physiological, or environmental variation, thereby constituting a functional strategy for bet-hedging in variable environments.
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Varietal Differences in Seed Dormancy of Wild Oats
J. J. Sexsmith · Weeds · 1967 · 20 citations
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