1950
DOI: 10.1097/00010694-195002000-00005
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Effect of Gaseous Phase on Water-Stable Synthetic Aggregates

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“…Dry seed tissue (5) as well as dry nonbiological materials (12) contain adsorbed atmospheric gases. The adsorbed molecules have a reduced volume as a consequence of their association with the solid phase.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Dry seed tissue (5) as well as dry nonbiological materials (12) contain adsorbed atmospheric gases. The adsorbed molecules have a reduced volume as a consequence of their association with the solid phase.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It is possible that this ballooning effect seen during imbibition could contribute to the damage commonly experienced by rapidly imbibed seed such as the cracking of cotyledons and embryonic axes (4,13,22). (Mazurak [12] has shown that wetting of dry soil particles causes an explosive desorption of gases leading to disintegration of the soil aggregates.) It seems particularly significant that humidifying seed increases the amount of initial water inrush but decreases the amount of cotyledonary cracking as well as vigor losses normally associated with rapid imbibition (3, 16, 21, unpublished observations).…”
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“…The soil retained on each sieve was transferred to vials with the aid of water jets and was subsequently placed into an oven at 105 ºC, being then weighed, thus indicating the distribution of aggregates retained on each sieve differentiated diameter. From the results obtained the mean geometric diameter (MGD) was calculated and used as an index of stability, according to MAZURACK (1950).…”
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“…A precipitação média anual é de 1.344 mm, com estação seca bem definida nos meses de maio a setembro. A temperatura média anual é de 20,7ºC, umidade relativa média de 60% e altitude média de 900 m (MENEGASSE et al, 2002).…”
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“…A densidade de partículas foi determinada pelo método do picnômetro (EMBRAPA, 2011). A estabilidade de agregados foi determinada por peneiramento úmido (MAZURAK, 1950) e expressa pelo índice: diâmetro médio geométrico. A matéria orgânica do solo foi determinada de acordo com Embrapa (2009).…”
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