Sentence examples for spurge seed from inspiring English sources

In leafy spurge, seed dormancy ensures distribution of germination in time and space, whereas bud dormancy inhibits underground adventitious buds from initiating new vegetative growth.

Field-grown leafy spurge seeds were collected from Fargo, ND USA in 2006, 2007, and 2008.

However, dormant leafy spurge seeds do not germinate at constant temperatures of 20°C or 30°C, but imbibing seeds for 21 days at constant temperature (20°C) followed by an alternating temperature (20 30°C) treatment increases germination to over 60% in 10 days [ 8].

This study compared various phases of dormancy between crown buds (designated as "buds" throughout the text) and seeds using physiologically analogous dormancy conditions based on information obtained through previous dormancy studies in leafy spurge buds and seeds.

This approach helped identify common processes related to similar physiological states in leafy spurge crown buds and seeds.

Reproduction of leafy spurge occurs through both seeds and vegetative propagules; however, persistence is mainly attributed to vegetative reproduction from an abundance of underground adventitious buds (UABs) [ 9].

Only 41 other genes were differentially expressed during dormancy transitions in both Arabidopsis seed and leafy spurge buds, and of these, only 16 were expressed in a similar manner in response to dormancy transitions (data not shown).

A useful, long-flowering, though short-lived spurge (Euphorbia oblongata) had already seeded itself into the bed and to give it company in the spring, I added patches of an enchanting ivory-coloured narcissus called 'Petrel' which has several reflexed flowers on each stem.

We also hypothesized that common mechanisms likely overlap in regulation of dormancy in buds and seeds of leafy spurge.

Vegetative reproduction from an abundance of underground adventitious buds (often referred to as crown and root buds) and sexual reproduction through seeds allow leafy spurge to persist and spread.

Seed dormancy for leafy spurge is classified as physiological dormancy, which varies between populations from little or no dormancy to moderate periods of dormancy [ 6, 7].