EFFECT OF TEMPERATURE AND LIGHT ON GERMINATION OF LETTUCE SEEDS

[1] THE ROLE OF GERMINATION INHIBITORS AND OXYGEN IN THE DORMANCY OF THE LIGHT-SENSITIVE SEED OF BETULA SPP [J]. JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL BOTANY, 1959, 10 (28) : 134 - 145

[2] BLACK M., 1959, CANADIAN JOUR BOT, V37, P393, DOI 10.1139/b59-030

[3] BORTHWICK H. A., 1928, HILGARDIA, V3, P275

[4] DARK TRANSFORMATIONS OF PHYTOCHROME IN VIVO .2. [J]. PLANT PHYSIOLOGY, 1965, 40 (01) : 13 - &

[5] EVENARI M, 1965, HANDBUCH PFLANZENPHY, V17, P804

[6] Flint L. H., 1937, SMITHSON MISC COLLEC, V96, P1

[7] FLINT LEWIS H., 1935, SMITHSONIAN MISC COLLECTIONS, V94, P1

[8] ANALYSIS OF GERMINATION PROCESSES OF LETTUCE SEED BY MEANS OF TEMPERATURE + ANAEROBIOSIS [J]. PLANT PHYSIOLOGY, 1964, 39 (05) : 756 - &

[9] LETTUCE SEED GERMINATION - EVIDENCE FOR A REVERSIBLE LIGHT-INDUCED INCREASE IN GROWTH POTENTIAL AND FOR PHYTOCHROME MEDIATION OF LOW TEMPERATURE EFFECT [J]. PLANT PHYSIOLOGY, 1965, 40 (03) : 485 - &

[10] GROWTH INHIBITORS AND DORMANCY IN XANTHIUM SEED [J]. PHYSIOLOGIA PLANTARUM, 1957, 10 (02) : 266 - 280

[1] THE ROLE OF GERMINATION INHIBITORS AND OXYGEN IN THE DORMANCY OF THE LIGHT-SENSITIVE SEED OF BETULA SPP [J]. JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL BOTANY, 1959, 10 (28) : 134 - 145

[2] BLACK M., 1959, CANADIAN JOUR BOT, V37, P393, DOI 10.1139/b59-030

[3] BORTHWICK H. A., 1928, HILGARDIA, V3, P275

[4] DARK TRANSFORMATIONS OF PHYTOCHROME IN VIVO .2. [J]. PLANT PHYSIOLOGY, 1965, 40 (01) : 13 - &

[5] EVENARI M, 1965, HANDBUCH PFLANZENPHY, V17, P804

[6] Flint L. H., 1937, SMITHSON MISC COLLEC, V96, P1

[7] FLINT LEWIS H., 1935, SMITHSONIAN MISC COLLECTIONS, V94, P1

[8] ANALYSIS OF GERMINATION PROCESSES OF LETTUCE SEED BY MEANS OF TEMPERATURE + ANAEROBIOSIS [J]. PLANT PHYSIOLOGY, 1964, 39 (05) : 756 - &

[9] LETTUCE SEED GERMINATION - EVIDENCE FOR A REVERSIBLE LIGHT-INDUCED INCREASE IN GROWTH POTENTIAL AND FOR PHYTOCHROME MEDIATION OF LOW TEMPERATURE EFFECT [J]. PLANT PHYSIOLOGY, 1965, 40 (03) : 485 - &

[10] GROWTH INHIBITORS AND DORMANCY IN XANTHIUM SEED [J]. PHYSIOLOGIA PLANTARUM, 1957, 10 (02) : 266 - 280