Germination responses to temperature and water potential as affected by seed oil composition in sunflower

Sunflower genotypes with increased concentration of stearic and oleic acids have been developed to fulfil industrial specific requirements. Fatty acid composition of membranes has been widely described to affect seed germination, but the effect of composition of reserve lipids on germination is stil...

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