2020
DOI: 10.5935/1806-6690.20200030
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Effects of ascorbic acid on the germination and vigour of cowpea seeds under water stress

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“…The mitigating effect of the stress, promoted by ascorbic acid on the aerial part length, is conferred by its role in hormonal biosynthesis and antioxidant regeneration, in addition to being involved in the respiratory process, controlling cell division and expansion, processes that are directly related to formation and development of plant structures (Gallie, 2013). While assessing the conditioning of seeds of cowpea genotypes using ascorbic acid, Nunes et al (2020) reported the development of more vigorous seedlings and a decrease in membrane damage caused by oxidative stress.…”
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“…The mitigating effect of the stress, promoted by ascorbic acid on the aerial part length, is conferred by its role in hormonal biosynthesis and antioxidant regeneration, in addition to being involved in the respiratory process, controlling cell division and expansion, processes that are directly related to formation and development of plant structures (Gallie, 2013). While assessing the conditioning of seeds of cowpea genotypes using ascorbic acid, Nunes et al (2020) reported the development of more vigorous seedlings and a decrease in membrane damage caused by oxidative stress.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…That said, ascorbic acid has been reported as a powerful antioxidant, with its exogenous application being recommended to fight stress, neutralizing the toxicity of ROS (Alak and Al-Sabagh, 2020). In this sense, its use has shown improvements in the germination of cowpea (Nunes et al, 2020), alfalfa (Salemi et al, 2019), and sunflower seeds (Fatemi, 2014) subjected to water restriction conditions. Moreover, it has been suggested that ascorbic acid has a bio-stimulating effect on germination, with improvements in seed vigor even under suitable water conditions, since it tends to synthesize enzymes responsible for redirecting reserve substances to the embryo during the germination process (Tommasi et al, 2001).…”
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confidence: 99%