Studies on seed germination and seedling behaviour of Indian hog-plum (Spondias pinnata) in response to different pre-sowing treatments

Dey, Kamalendu; Dey, Arka; Bhowmick, N.; Bauri, F. K.

doi:10.15258/sst.2016.44.3.15

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“…However, it is important to emphasize that no one research accessing the joint action of the two types of stratification in Yellow Mombin was carried out up until now. Concerning the Gibberellin application, it is possible to note that only sometimes this process works (SILVA, 2003;FLORES, 2006), the same having been encountered for some other species (MELO et al, 2012;DEY et al, 2016;SOUZA et al, 2020) It can be noted as well that the majority of papers concerning the dormancy in Hog Plum does not use Baskin`s scheme of dormancy classification (SILVA, 2003;AZEVEDO et al, 2004;FLORES et al, 2006;FADIMU, et al, 2014;OYEBAMIJI et al, 2014;DEY et al, 2016;MARTIN et al, 2019). That is a significant problem once both uniformization, as well as organization, is an important aspect of scientific research, and without that, it is tough to figure out some properties of the subject.…”

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“…It is important to pinpoint, nonetheless, that some studies point out that scarification (both mechanical and chemical) can enhance the germination percentage (FADIMU et al, 2014;OYEBAMIJI et al, 2014;MARTIN et al, 2019), what can only be explained by non-deep physiological dormancy once this method (scarification) is suitable to break this level of dormancy (BASKIN and BASKIN, 2008). It has been found in related species, as Spondias Dulcis and Spondias pinnata, that scarification is an applicable treatment to get around dormancy problem as well as in S. mombin (DEY et al, 2016;SOUZA et al, 2020). Further, it is a matter of worth that researches indicate that GA (Gibberellins) application is not always effective breaking the dormancy of Hog plum and related species (SILVA, 2003;FLORES et al, 2006;DEY et al, 2016;SOUZA et al, 2020).…”

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“…It has been found in related species, as Spondias Dulcis and Spondias pinnata, that scarification is an applicable treatment to get around dormancy problem as well as in S. mombin (DEY et al, 2016;SOUZA et al, 2020). Further, it is a matter of worth that researches indicate that GA (Gibberellins) application is not always effective breaking the dormancy of Hog plum and related species (SILVA, 2003;FLORES et al, 2006;DEY et al, 2016;SOUZA et al, 2020).…”

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Problems Concerning Dormancy and Its Investigation in Hog Plum (Spondias Mombin Linn.): A Review

Oliveira¹,

Alves²

2020

Sociedade 5.0: Educação,ciência,tecnologia E Amor

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The Hog Plum is a fruit tree native to Brazil. The species has great nutritional, medicinal as well as ecologic importance, so that it has an outstanding role in the maintenance of health and, as in association with other species, in the restoration of degraded areas. Despite this, large impasses are still found for its commercial establishment due to the strong dormancy present in this specie. This analysis aimed to infer, from the experimental researches available in the scientific literature, the most likely candidates as the causer of dormancy existing in Yellow Mombin endocarps. In addition, some recommendations for the publication of papers on the subject are also outlined. In the dormancy classification system, there are 3 hierarchical layers: classes (5 in total), within each class there is a certain amount levels (varying according each class), and within each level, there may or may not be types. To obtain the papers, several data platforms (both in English and Portuguese) were used using keywords to direct and obtain more specific and applicable results. The results show that mechanical dormancy may not be the only cause of dormancy in the species. More recent investigations on the subject have pointed out that physical dormancy, as well as combinational, is not present. As far as the published works reach, non-profound physiological dormancy is possible and consistent with the available literature, however, there is evidence that morphological dormancy is also present. Furthermore, it was possible to realize that a Deep Simple level of morphophysiological dormancy is coherent to the revised literature. Based on the information collected and discussed, it is possible to infer simple deep morphophysiological dormancy as a cause of the low germination rates found.

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Section: It Is Believed Today That Mechanical Restriction Caused By Tmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: It Is Believed Today That Mechanical Restriction Caused By Tmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Problems Concerning Dormancy and Its Investigation in Hog Plum (Spondias Mombin Linn.): A Review

Oliveira¹,

Alves²

2020

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“…is one of the promising aromatic deciduous trees [5], locally called as 'amara' (Family: Anacardiaceae) found widely in moist and dry deciduous forest [6] and sporadically distributed in rural villages throughout India up to 1500 meters. This minor fruit crop plays an important role in northern parts of west Bengal [7] because of its multifarious values. The fruit is ovoid, oneseeded, yellow-skinned when ripe and appreciated for traditional food and medicinal values [8].…”

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“…It is conventionally propagated through seeds and little success obtained through vegetative propagation. A few workers/ scientists viz., Dey et al [7], Dey et al [17], Dey et al [18] and Sundriyal and Sundriyal [19] has worked out on the propagation practices of S. pinnata and S. axillaris, respectively. Though, all necessary conditions for germination are available but the germination is erratic, poor and delayed due to thick seed coat that inhibits water absorption, type of seeds and size in addition to the problem of seed dormancy and longevity.…”

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Seed Morphometry and Different Pre-sowing Treatments on Seed Germination of Spondias pinnata Linn. under Nursery Condition

Dey

Sharma²,

Kumari³

et al. 2022

IJPSS

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The present investigation was carried out during 2018–19 to evaluate the variation in seed dimension and most promising seed pre-treatments for accelerating germination of Spondias pinnata Linn. The various pre-sowing treatments were the Control (no treatment); soaking in cold water for 24 hours; soaking in cold water for 48 h; soaking in cold water for 72 h; soaking in 100 ppm thiourea for 24 h; soaking in 200 ppm thiourea for 24 h; soaking in 400 ppm thiourea for 24 h; soaking in 800ppm thiourea for 24 h; soaking in 1000 ppm thiourea for 24 h; soaking in 100 ppm KNO3 for 12 h; soaking in 200 ppm KNO3 for 12 h; soaking in 400 ppm KNO3 for 12 h; soaking in 800 ppm KNO3 for 12 h and soaking in 1000 ppm KNO3 for 12 h. The experiment was laid out in randomised block design with 13 pre-sowing treatments and the control with three replications of 100 seeds. The highest (54.33%) germination percentage was observed from cold-water for 48 hrs followed by thiourea 1000 ppm for 24 hrs (50.00%) and potassium nitrate 200 ppm for 12 hrs (48.67%). Parameters like germination value, mean germination time, root length, shoot length and seedling vigour index were significantly different among all the pre-treatments.

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Seed (true seed plus endocarp) dormancy in Anacardiaceae in relation to infrafamilial taxonomy and endocarp anatomy

Baskin

2022

Seed Sci. Res.

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Information in the literature and unpublished results of the authors on Dobinea were used to determine the kind [class(es)] of seed (true seed + endocarp) dormancy and of non-dormancy of genera in all five tribes of Anacardiaceae, and the results were examined in relation to the taxonomic position and endocarp anatomy within the family. Reports of both seed germination and endocarp anatomy were found for 15 genera in tribe Spondiadeae, 6 in tribe Anacardieae, 30 in tribe Rhoeae, 3 in tribe Semecarpeae and 1 in tribe Dobineeae. In Spondiadeae (Spondias-type endocarp), Anacardieae, Semecarpeae and Dobineeae (Anacardium-type endocarp), seeds are either non-dormant (ND) or have physiological dormancy (PD). In Rhoeae (Anacardium-type Rhoeae Groups A, B, C and D endocarps), on the other hand, seeds are ND or have physical dormancy (PY), PD or PY + PD. PY/PY + PD in this tribe seems to be restricted (or nearly so) to Rhus s.s. and closely related genera (e.g. Cotinus, Malosma and Toxicodendron) with an Anacardium-type Rhoeae Group A endocarp. However, seeds of other genera (e.g. Astronium and Schinus) with this type of endocarp and those with Rhoeae Group B (e.g. Pistacia), Group C (e.g. Pentaspadon) and Group D (e.g. Heeria) endocarps are either ND or have PD. The fossil fruit record strongly suggests that present-day relationships between diaspore dormancy (or non-dormancy), endocarp structure and taxonomic position within Anacardiaceae extend back to at least the Palaeogene.

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Studies on seed germination and seedling behaviour of Indian hog-plum (Spondias pinnata) in response to different pre-sowing treatments

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Problems Concerning Dormancy and Its Investigation in Hog Plum (Spondias Mombin Linn.): A Review

Problems Concerning Dormancy and Its Investigation in Hog Plum (Spondias Mombin Linn.): A Review

Seed Morphometry and Different Pre-sowing Treatments on Seed Germination of Spondias pinnata Linn. under Nursery Condition

Seed (true seed plus endocarp) dormancy in Anacardiaceae in relation to infrafamilial taxonomy and endocarp anatomy

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