Greenhouse Treatments on Elaeagnus rhamnoides Seed Germination

Ahani, Hamid; Jalilvand, Hamid; Vaezi, J

doi:10.3923/rjes.2014.215.224

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“…There is a one research from Ahani et al, 4,5 for drought tolerance of the species of sea buckthorn (Elaeagnus rhamnoides) had done khorasan province of Iran and observes that drought tolerance was highly to the physiology in E. rhamnoides. With the extension of drought stress from two to twelve days, E. rhamnoides seedlings water use efficiency was increased; between first and second treatments, also between third and fourth treatments was observed significant differences.…”

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“…6 Means of germination percent in seed pretreatments (control, cold, ice water, hot water, lime juice and Gibberellin acid) were 7.5, 23.75, 21.25, 0, 15, and 42.5 in field. 7 3.75, 43.75, 17.5, 1.25, 15 and 37.5 in greenhouse 8 and in laboratory were 33, 12, 41, 4, 9 and 32, respectively. 9.10 Salinity stress is of the most serious abiotic stress factors causing environmental problems and limiting growth and crop productivity.…”

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“…3 E. rhamnoides has a strong ability to maintain leaf water and can increase chlorophyll content, reduce the photosynthesis and water relations during drought stress. 4,5 Seed germination at its lowest point of origin China with 32% and the most was in East Azerbaijan with 95%. 6 Means of germination percent in seed pretreatments (control, cold, ice water, hot water, lime juice and Gibberellin acid) were 7.5, 23.75, 21.25, 0, 15, and 42.5 in field.…”

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“…4,5 Seed germination at its lowest point of origin China with 32% and the most was in East Azerbaijan with 95%. 6 Means of germination percent in seed pretreatments (control, cold, ice water, hot water, lime juice and Gibberellin acid) were 7.5, 23.75, 21.25, 0, 15, and 42.5 in field. 7 3.75, 43.75, 17.5, 1.25, 15 and 37.5 in greenhouse 8 and in laboratory were 33, 12, 41, 4, 9 and 32, respectively.…”

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Impact of irrigation with saline water on morphology of sea buckthorn seedlings in nursery

Ahani,

Tabatabae

2018

FREIJ

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The experiment for evaluate the effect of salinity stress on the morphological behaviors of Elaeagnus rhamnoides (L.) A. Nelson seedlings were done in Torogh nursery in Iran country. This species were conducted based on completely randomized design in summer season. Non-stress (EC 0.8 dSm-1) and salt treatment (EC 12.03dS m-1) were used every two days. Several morphological traits of seedlings stressed-including height, diameter, leaf number, leaf area, shoot and root length, freshly and number of root, fresh and dry weight of stem, root and leaf and ratio of root to shoot, leaf to shoot, leaf area, specific leaf area, leaf weight and slenderness index were determined analyzed. Results indicated that diameter growth, end of period height, height mean and leaf area growth were significantly different at p<0.05 level and height growth and number of leaves reduced significantly at p<0.01 in comparison with control treatment. Analysis of variance for nonlinear regression in salinity stress indicated in the height and diameter significant differences of p<0.01 and leaf number not significant differences. Principal component analysis showed that in first axis (PC1) in salinity treatment dry weights leaf, stem and root, leaf area, root to shoot ratio, freshly, leaf area ratio decrease and were the most correlated with first axis. Thus, not recommend that to be done irrigation with EC 12.03 dS m-1.

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confidence: 94%

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Introductionmentioning

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Impact of irrigation with saline water on morphology of sea buckthorn seedlings in nursery

Ahani,

Tabatabae

2018

FREIJ

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“…Germination percentage was obtained using the following formula: (the number of germinated seeds each day/the total number of seeds sown) × 100). The germination rate was obtained using the following formula: sum (the number of germinated seeds each day/number of days) (Ahani et al 2015). The normality of data was evaluated using the Kolmogorov-Smirnov test.…”

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Nanoparticles and magnetic field as novel elicitors improve seed germination and early growth of Mediterranean cypress

Pordel,

Payamnoor,

Esmaeilpour

et al. 2024

Folia Forestalia Polonica

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This study aimed to investigate the possibility of increasing the germination traits and early growth characteristics of Mediterranean cypress by applying nanopriming and magnetic field. To perform nanopriming, seeds were primed with nanochitin, nanochitosan and nanocellulose at a concentration of 1% for 2 h. For magnetopriming, the seeds were exposed to a magnetic field at three levels (20, 30 and 40 mT) for 1, 10 and 20 min and then sown. In combined treatment, the seeds were exposed to the magnetic field and then primed in nanoparticle solutions at the same treatments as mentioned earlier, and were planted. Non-exposed seeds were used as a control. The selected seed germination parameters (the percentage and speed of germination, stem and radicle length, collar root diameter, fresh and dry weights of the radicle and stem, number of leaves and leaf area) of young seedlings were examined. The interaction of nano × magnetic resulted in significant differences in the number of leaves, leaf area, length of the radicle, length of the stem, fresh weight of the radicle, fresh weight of the stem and stem dry weight traits. The results showed that among all the applied treatments, 10 min magnetism to 20 mT and then priming with 1% solution of nanocellulose was the best. It increased the germination percentage (1.31 times), germination rate (1.46 times), number of leaves (1.57 times), leaf area (1.36 times) and radicle length (1.74 times) compared to the control (no treatment). A 20-min treatment under a 30-mT magnetic field (without nanoprime) is also recommended.

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Greenhouse Treatments on Elaeagnus rhamnoides Seed Germination

Cited by 2 publications

References 15 publications

Impact of irrigation with saline water on morphology of sea buckthorn seedlings in nursery

Impact of irrigation with saline water on morphology of sea buckthorn seedlings in nursery

Nanoparticles and magnetic field as novel elicitors improve seed germination and early growth of Mediterranean cypress

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