The importance of soil seed banks to invasive plant species
Can soil seed banks contribute to the success of invasive plant species?
Tag: seed dormancy
In vitro axenic germination and cultivation of mixotrophic Pyroloideae (Ericaceae)
Grass florets bet-hedge against unpredictable rainfall in arid landscapes
This Carnivorous Plant Needs Its Home to Burn
Like the mythical Phoenix, the Portuguese Sundew is reborn from ashes, but that’s a problem when people protect your habitat from flames.
Germination cues and community assembly in a coastal habitat
Seed dormancy changes of snowbed species under climate warming
Dual role of reactive oxygen species in seed physiology (Review)
Reactive oxygen species (ROS) are considered to be detrimental to seed viability. However, recent studies have demonstrated that ROS have key roles in seed germination particularly in the release of seed dormancy and embryogenesis, as well as in protection from pathogens.
Sediment seed banks in freshwater sandstone rock pools
Results suggest that sediment seed banks may represent a significant driver of species persistence in these ecosystems.
Temperature and reproductive success in arabidopsis
Environmental and genetic effects on seed dormancy
Effects of herbicide-resistance alleles on weed seed germination
Plant genes enabling arable weeds to survive herbicide applications can have varied effects on the weed life cycle.
