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“...Seed imbibitions is the first stage of the germination process and is characterized by the...”
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“...Sweet corn is an important crop because of its seeds with high total sugar and low starch contents...”
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“... target to be used in the design of adequate pasteurisation processes. The objectives of this work were...”
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“...Seed priming with micronutrients (nutripriming) has several agronomic advantages if performed with...”
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