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Helia 1991, Vol. 14(15) 107-112
EFFECT OF SALT ON GERMINATION AND EARLY GROWTH IN SUNFLOWER
pp. 107 - 112
Publish Date: December 01, 1991 | Single/Total View: 0/0 | Single/Total Download: 0/0
Abstract
Achenes oIeight high oleic content lines of Helianthus annuus were germinated in Petri dishes at four osmotic potentials of sodium chloride. Germination behaviour is analyzed. Seedling growth proved to be more sensitive than germination to salinity stress, cms lines are more affected. Newly germinated plants show a decrease in size and weight with salinity increment.
Keywords: Germination, salt tolerance, oil content, Helianthus annuus L.
APA 7th edition
Y.M., O., R., C., M., B., & VannoozziG.P., (1991). EFFECT OF SALT ON GERMINATION AND EARLY GROWTH IN SUNFLOWER. Helia, 14(15), 107-112.
Harvard
Y.M., O., R., C., M., B. and VannoozziG.P., (1991). EFFECT OF SALT ON GERMINATION AND EARLY GROWTH IN SUNFLOWER. Helia, 14(15), pp. 107-112.
Chicago 16th edition
Y.M., Osman, Cremonini R., Baldini M. and VannoozziG.P. (1991). "EFFECT OF SALT ON GERMINATION AND EARLY GROWTH IN SUNFLOWER". Helia 14 (15):107-112.