Subjects: “...decrease...”
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Subjects: “...Papaya seeds...”
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“... increase of S. zeamais causes a decrease on the physical and physiological quality of stored corn seeds...”
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“... increase of S. zeamais causes a decrease on the physical and physiological quality of stored corn seeds...”
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“... Federal University of Ceará in Fortaleza, had the purpose of evaluating the effects of light and...”
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“... biomass of trees than of ants, reflecting the direct effects of fire on the former and indirect on the...”
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Subjects: “...treatment of seeds, vigor, antagonism....”
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“...’s establishment ability (78, 33%). However, with this dose the percentage of vigorous normal seedlings decreases...”
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“... a decrease in germination and in the germination speed index, especially in the seeds from stage 5. The plant...”
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“... a decrease in germination and in the germination speed index, especially in the seeds from stage 5. The plant...”
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Subjects: “...position effects...”
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“... effects of light, temperature and water stress on the germination and vigor of linseed seeds...”
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“..., besides being rich in several mineral nutrients. In a flooding situation, the low availability of oxygen...”
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“...Soaking and boiling can improve the digestibility of seeds by reducing anti-nutritional factors and...”
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“...Soaking and boiling can improve the digestibility of seeds by reducing anti-nutritional factors and...”
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“... by residual effects remaining in the grains. Studies of products with potential insecticide and repellent...”
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“... with nematicidal activities. In this study, the nematicidal and nematostatic effects of C. spectabilis...”
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