New Phytologist · 1975 · 36 citations · 8 references
AgriculturePlant BiologyPlant SciencesCrop PhysiologyEmbryogenesisSeed ScienceSeed Desiccation ToleranceSeed DevelopmentSeed PhysiologySeedling SurvivalWater LossWater RelationsInitial Water ContentSeed Hydration KineticsSeed ImbibitionSeed Water RelationsTemperature Effects On GerminationVolumetric Water ContentWater Content VariationWater Potential
SUMMARY The extent of leakage from imbibing pea embryos depends on their initial water content, leakage being very low if the embryos already have a water content of 30% or more (water potential higher than −80 bars). Seeds that have reached this degree of hydration are killed by a 20‐min exposure to liquid nitrogen.
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