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Seed testing

Samen-haar, n. (Bot.) seed hair, coma, -hefe, /. seed yeaat. -keim, m. germ, embryo, -kem, m. seed kernel (Bot.) endosperm Physiol.) spermatic nucleus, -lappen, m. seed lobe, cotyledon, -ol, n. seed oil. -pflan-zen, /.pi. seed plants, Spermatophyta. -probe, /. seed test or sample, -saift, m. seminal fluid, -staub, m. pollen, -tierchen, n. sp< rmatozoon. -zelle, /. seminal cell, spertpatozoon. -zucker, m. quercitol, quer-cite. ... [Pg.378]

Palmer Amaranth Extracts. The aqueous extracts made from senescent Palmer amaranth leaves and thyrses after seed development and dispersal had little effect on any of the seeds tested (Table II). [Pg.290]

Kahlert, B. (2005a). ISTA proficiency test on GMO testing a brief overview , Seed Testing International, 129, 17-18. www.seedtest.org/upload/cms/user/STI1291.pdf. Accessed July 18, 2005. [Pg.487]

NOTE Some of these data appear in ref. 26 reported as seeds germinated/ seeds tested... [Pg.566]

Antimutagenic activity. Ethanol (70%) extract of the dried aerial parts, on agar plate, was inactive on Escherichia coli PQ37 vs mitomycin-induced mutagenesis, assessed by the SOS-chromotest method Antioxidant activity. Hexane and methanol extracts of the dried seed, tested on lard at a concentration of 0.06 %, were inactive Seed oil, at undiluted concentration, was active " . Acetone extract of the seed, at a concentration of 0.2 mg/kg, was active. Linoleic acid was used as a substrate in this test " . [Pg.493]

Typical application Seed and some grain testing Grain, leaves and some seed testing Food or food ingredients, feed or feed ingredients... [Pg.137]

The consequences of phosgene exposure for seed germination have been investigated by Neifert and Garrison (see Table 2.10). There was a deleterious effect on most seeds tested, in particular, muskmelon, wheat and millet. However, it did appear to have a slight... [Pg.98]

For mineralization, the normal, metastable state is adjusted by nucleation, measured by the seed and solubility tests. The seed test measures amount of solid apatite required to precipitate Ca2+ and HP042- ion concentrations exceeding their solubility product. The solubility test measures the minimal concentrations of Ca2+ and HP042- necessary to induce precipitation. Type I collagen fibers nucleate bone formation as the concentrations of Ca2+... [Pg.131]

Water content of isolated embryos (Figure 42.1d-e) was determined by the oven method at 103 2°C for 17 h (International Seed Testing Association, 2005). The results were expressed as the mean content obtained from three replicates. [Pg.558]

International Seed Testing Association, International rules for seed testing. Chapter 9, pp. 1-8, 2005. [Pg.563]

Government Seed Testing Station, P.O. Box 9104, 6700 HE Wageningen, Netherlands... [Pg.330]

Similar procedures are worked out for Xanthomonas campestrls pv campestris in cabbage seeds (19) X c pv. phaseoii (l4, 265, P s pv pisi TGo ve r nmen t Seed Test ingest at ion) and for Clavibacter michiganensis subsp. sepedonicus for testing seed potatoes in the European Community (if, if) ... [Pg.339]

International Seed Testing Assioclatfon Seed Sc and Techn 1985, 13, 299-355. [Pg.341]

Rohloff, I. Proceedings of the International Seed Testing Association ft 57, hi,W-i>3. [Pg.342]

Environmental Policy Institute, 394 Genetics Institute, Inc., 405 Government Seed Testing Station, 338 Harvard University, 307 Kansas State University, 160 Michigan State University, 352,452,453 Monsanto Company, 2,37,284 Native Plants Incorporated, 452 Plant Genetic Systems N.V., 280 Plant Protection Institute of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, 215... [Pg.439]

Metham is used for general soil disinfection, in greenhouses and under field conditions at a rate of 11 litres of the 32.7% solution per 100 m. At this rate it kills all plants and seeds, thus the planting of crops must be delayed for about 2 weeks after treatment. The termination of the phytotoxicity of treated soil must be checked by the cress-seed tests. [Pg.651]

FIGURE 1.17 Structure of the seed tests of the Washington lupine Lupinm polyphyllm Lindl.). 40... [Pg.480]

Because of the possibility of reversion or the presence of volunteer high erucic acid material, the standards for erucic acid level in certified seed have been much lower than the level accepted for food use. Table III outlines the erucic acid levels in certified rapeseed as well as the average value found and the percentage of seed tested meeting the standard. [Pg.169]

Chlnoy JJ, Saxena OP 1972. Proc Int Seed Test Assoc 37 903. [Pg.64]

Chinoy JJ, Saxena OP 1972. Proc 16th Int Seed Test ASsoc CISTA) Congr Washington DC, June 7-12, 1971,... [Pg.145]


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