Imbibition period as the critical temperature sensitive stage in germination of lima bean seeds.
- B. M. Pollock, V. K. Toole
- Medicine, BiologyPlant Physiology
- 1 February 1966
Organic leachate is a potential influence on soil microorganisms and, together with the temperature sensitivity, vigor, and seed coat effect undoubtedly is important in controlling the potential variability in germination shown by a seed population.
CELL FINE STRUCTURE OF DEVELOPING LIMA BEAN SEEDS RELATED TO SEED DESICCATION
- S. Klein, B. M. Pollock
- Biology
- 1 July 1968
The Respiration of Acer Buds in Relation to the Inception and Termination of the Winter Rest
- B. M. Pollock
- Environmental Science
- 1953
The Effect of Physiological Seed Quality on Plant Establishment
- B. M. Pollock
- Hortscience
- 1 December 1971
Physiological seed quality can be divided into 2 components. “Viability,” whether a seed is living or dead, is one of these. Because of the emphasis of the seed industry on seed quality, and the…
STUDIES ON ROOTS I. PROPERTIES AND DISTRIBUTION OF FLUORESCENT CONSTITUENTS IN AVENA ROOTS
- R. H. Goodwin, B. M. Pollock
- Chemistry
- 1 June 1954
DURING THE PAST DECADE the senior author and various collaborators have been investigating some of the fluorescent constituents of plants, particularly those of oat roots. In an initial report…
A comparison between the cytoplasmic components in the myxomycete, Physarum polycephalum, and in the amoeba, Chaos chaos.
- N. Andresen, B. M. Pollock
- BiologyComptes rendus des travaux du Laboratoire…
- 1952
Studies of Rest Period. II. Nitrogen and Phosphorus Changes in Embryonic Organs of After-Ripening Cherry Seed.
- H. O. Olney, B. M. Pollock
- Biology, MedicinePlant Physiology
- 1 November 1960
Data suggest that the respiratory rise might be due to an increased supply of available phosphate or phosphate acceptors, and results show that total phosphate concentration in the axis increases during after-ripening.
Studies of the Rest Period. I. Growth, Translocation, and Respiratory Changes in the Embryonic Organs of the After-ripening Cherry Seed.
- B. M. Pollock, H. O. Olney
- Environmental SciencePlant Physiology
- 1 March 1959
SUM MARY The distribution of two quinones with coenzyme Q activity which are broadly distributed in higher plants has been determined. Particulate fractions from spinach leaves, the white and green…
Imbibition temperature sensitivity of lima bean seeds controlled by initial seed moisture.
- B. M. Pollock
- Chemistry, MedicinePlant Physiology
- 1 June 1969
Present data show that this chilling injury during imbibition of liquid water can be prevented if axes are first allowed to absorb water vapor, and the increase of initial water content to 20% increases growth even of unchilled axes, and reduces leaching of 264 mmu absorbing compounds.
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