英文摘要 |
The low-temperature requirement for germination of 'Tokay' grape seeds was studied. As little as 3 days of 0℃ induced termination of rest in some seeds; optimum germination occured lafter 63 days at 0℃. Neither long-term nor short-term soaking with cold water, nor short-term soaking with warm water, substituted for cold. Benzyladenine up to 8,000 ppm did not obviate the cold requirement. At 8,000 ppm, the potassium salt of gibberellic acid (GA) completely raplaced the cold requirement; at 10 ppm it terminated rest in some of the seeds. When scarified seeds were used, optimum GA concentration for germination was 10 ppm. |