Hormonal nature of seed responses to fluctuating temperatures in Cynara cardunculus [L.]
Cynara cardunculus [L.] seeds require incubation at fluctuating temperatures to terminate dormancy. In this study, we analysed the physiological mechanisms underlying such a requirement, focusing on the role of abscisic acid [ABA] and gibberellin [GA]. As a conceptual framework, we considered the po...
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