2021
DOI: 10.5897/ajar2020.15099
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Evaluation of the physiological quality of quinoa seeds

Abstract: The variations in seed quality and scarcity vigor studies have been limiting factors in crop establishment at different regions of its Andes origin. The present study aimed to evaluate the physiological quality of quinoa seeds, from cultivars of Brazil, Colombia and Ecuador. The research was conducted in the Seeds Technology Laboratory of the University of Brasília, Brazil, through the tests of germination, hypocotyl a n d r a d ic le length and accelerated aging test. Eighteen genotypes selected from differen… Show more

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“…This condition favored natural hybridization. The progenies of Aurora, Piartal, and Syetetuba produced seeds with good quality, as measured by the high percentage of germination, as reported by Jojoa et al (2021). Additionally, they showed a similar cycle (number of days to flowering and maturity), allowing synchrony in plant stages, including flowering, as reported in studies on calculation of thermal accumulation in these genotypes (Anchico-Jojoa et al 2021).…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 65%
“…This condition favored natural hybridization. The progenies of Aurora, Piartal, and Syetetuba produced seeds with good quality, as measured by the high percentage of germination, as reported by Jojoa et al (2021). Additionally, they showed a similar cycle (number of days to flowering and maturity), allowing synchrony in plant stages, including flowering, as reported in studies on calculation of thermal accumulation in these genotypes (Anchico-Jojoa et al 2021).…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 65%