Salicylic acid and polymer on the quality of cowpea seeds grown under water deficit
Anderson C. de M. Gonçalves,
Caio da S. Sousa,
Alex S. de Lima
et al.
Abstract:Cowpea is the third most cultivated legume in the world, and its cultivation can be intended for both grains and seeds. Plants intended for seed production, when exposed to water deficit, may compromise their physical and physiological quality, necessitating the development of strategies to minimize their damage, such as the application of salicylic acid and HumigelPlus® polymer. The objective of this study was to evaluate salicylic acid and HumigelPlus® polymer concentrations to reduce the effects of water de… Show more
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