USE OF SEED PRIMING TO BYPASS STRATIFICATION REQUIREMENTS OF 3 AQUILEGIA SPECIES Academic Article

abstract

• Seeds of three columbine species, Aquilegia caerulea James, Aquilegia canadensis L., and Aquilegia hinckleyana Munz., were studied to determine if seed priming can be used to enhance or completely bypass stratification. The effect of priming varied among species. Germination percentage of nonstratified, primed seed of A. caerulea was as high as nonprimed stratified seed at the termination of the study. Nonstratified primed seeds of A. canadensis did not perform as well as stratified seed, but priming did enhance the germination percentage of stratified seed. Priming had no effect on seed germinationof A. hinckleyana.

authors

• Hussey, Mark

published proceedings

• HORTSCIENCE

author list (cited authors)

• FINNERTY, T. L., ZAJICEK, J. M., & HUSSEY, M. A.

citation count

• 12

complete list of authors

• FINNERTY, TL||ZAJICEK, JM||HUSSEY, MA

publication date

• April 1992

publisher

• American Society For Horticultural Science  Publisher

published in

• Hortscience  Journal

keywords

• A-canadensis
• A-hinckleyana
• Aquilegia-caerulea
• Osmoconditioning

Digital Object Identifier (DOI)

• 10.21273/HORTSCI.27.4.310

start page

• 310

end page

• 313

volume

• 27

issue

• 4

URL

• http%3A%2F%2Fdx.doi.org%2F10.21273%2Fhortsci.27.4.310