The use of heated water is a promising treatment for overcoming
dormancy, being a low cost and effective approach for various native species (Galindo, 2006).
Therefore, this study aimed to evaluate different methods of
dormancy breaking in seeds of different accessions of Luffa cylindrica Roemer.
Rapeseed (Brassica napus), which exhibits primary
dormancy (KARLS SON & MILBERG, 2007), reveals that the lack of environmental factors that promote the germination can induce secondary
dormancy (MOMOH et al., 2002).
The experiment was conducted in a glasshouse at Haramaya University, Ethiopia, to evaluate the effect of cold storage, clove topping and gibberellic acid on sprouting behavior of garlic variety, 'Tseday', which has extended
dormancy period of more than three months.
Scientists have known that the balance between activation and return to
dormancy existed and was essential, but not how it was kept and which players were involved.
Fonacier said the basic deposit account will have no maintaining balance and no
dormancy fees.
The bolls on these sticks should also be destroyed before February end as 80 per cent of these bolls contain pink bollworm undergoing winter
dormancy.
Paeonia lactiflora seeds display both hypocotyl and epicotyl
dormancy and time from sowing to fully germination takes six to seven months under natural conditions.
In forestry practice, it is desirable to obtain homogeneity, both in size and time in the production of seedlings of forest species, especially those presenting seeds with a high degree of
dormancy, a shared characteristic among many forest species.
The BSP said banks must give three notices to dormant accounts: potential
dormancy prior to the commencement of the
dormancy period; charging of
dormancy fee; and escheat of account pursuant to the Unclaimed Balances Act.
Temperate fruits during the
dormancy period have reduced metabolic activities and do not show visible growth.