Research article | Open Access
Helia 1993, Vol. 16(18) 15-20
pp. 15 - 20
Publish Date: June 01, 1993 | Single/Total View: 0/0 | Single/Total Download: 0/0
Abstract
The age of achenes at harvest of Heilanthus annuus and H. petiolaris had a significant influence on germination. A majority of germination took place by 21 days. Achene dormancy does not appear to be overcome by using a combination of storage temperatures or times. Helianthus argophyllus had the highest overall germination of 84%, followed by H. debilis ssp. silvestris with 16%, H. petiolaris with 51%, and H. annuus wirh 44%. Despite the large differences in germination percentage, the coefficient of velocity was similar for all species.
Keywords: Sunflower, wild species, achene age, germinationstorage temperature
APA 7th edition
Seiler, G.J. (1993). WILD SUNFLOWER SPECIES GERMINATION. Helia, 16(18), 15-20.
Harvard
Seiler, G. (1993). WILD SUNFLOWER SPECIES GERMINATION. Helia, 16(18), pp. 15-20.
Chicago 16th edition
Seiler, Gerald J. (1993). "WILD SUNFLOWER SPECIES GERMINATION". Helia 16 (18):15-20.