Seed Coat Structure
Seed Coat Structure is a morphological construct in plant anatomy that comprises the differentiated layers of the outer protective covering of a seed, derived from the integuments of the ovule and characterized by specialized cell types and tissue organization that mediate physical protection, dormancy regulation, and physiological responses during germination.
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The role of seed coats in seed viability
Yasseen Mohamed‐Yasseen, Sheryl A. Barringer, Walter E. Splittstoesser et al. · The Botanical Review · 1994 · 219 citations
Histological Study of Seed Coat Development in Arabidopsis thaliana
Tom Beeckman, Riet De Rycke, Ronald Viane et al. · Journal of Plant Research · 2000 · 216 citations
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University of Amsterdam
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Agricultural Research Service
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