Understanding the effects of maternal environment in controlling seed dormancy Elisabeth Wadge

Understanding the effects of maternal environment in controlling seed dormancy Elisabeth WadgeThe maternal environment explored by the developing seed has decisive importance in shaping the seed dormancy phenotype. Although these effects have started to be recognized several decades ago, only in recent years we began to understand the underlying mechanisms through which the environmental signals perceived by the mother plant are translated into a particular dormancy phenotype. On the other hand, there is an increasing body of evidence

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