Sentence examples for warm stratification from inspiring English sources

Warm stratification did not break seed dormancy.

A cold stratification (sometimes a warm stratification ahead of that) is used.

These results suggested that heavenly bamboo seeds had non-deep simple morphophysiological dormancy, which could be broken by warm stratification at 25/15 or 20 °C.

Application of gibberellic acid (GA3) at 100 and 1000 mg L−1 could substitute for warm stratification and broke dormancy in seeds incubated at 15/6 °C.

A simulation study of seasonal temperatures (move-along test) showed that warm stratification (25/15 °C) was needed to stimulate embryo growth and germinate the seeds, but cold stratification (5 °C) was not required.

Warm stratification at a constant 20 °C hastened seed germination more than a fluctuating temperature at 25/15 °C, and it led to a germination time that was shorter by 4 months than that under natural conditions.

Meanwhile, in warmer places, says Leavitt, "strong stratification and warm surface waters are the recipe for blooms of noxious and possibly toxic cyanobacteria, particularly in regions where agriculture and urbanization have fertilized the lakes and estuaries".

If it is technologically possible, its effect on society and the human psyche will be greater than global warming, economic stratification and the Iraq war combined.

And global warming encourages stratification because it turns the ice into a layer of fresh water that sits on the surface.

The effects of the pump are also expected to be much greater in highly productive areas such as Stellwagen and Georges Banks and the Bay of Fundy, where diving and surfacing transcends warm-season stratification and can markedly increase surface nitrogen levels.

An environmental change interacting with warming and stratification that will become more severe in the coming decades is hypoxic (oxygen-poor) periods or entire regions in both open ocean and coastal areas (Diaz and Rosenberg 2008).