Predicting changes in dormancy level in natural seed soil banks

The possibility of accurately predicting timing and extent of seedling emergence from natural seed soil banks has long been an objective of both ecologist and agriculturalist. However, as dormancy is a common attribute of many wild seed populations, we should first be able to predict dormancy change...

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Autor principal: Batlla, Diego
Otros Autores: Benech Arnold, Roberto Luis
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