کد مقاله | کد نشریه | سال انتشار | مقاله انگلیسی | نسخه تمام متن |
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4754575 | 1418067 | 2017 | 8 صفحه PDF | دانلود رایگان |
- Glycine max seeds were undergone to laser and magnetic field pre-sowing treatments.
- Magnetically treated seeds showed higher germination and related parameters versus laser.
- Germination and growth rate were significantly higher in treated seeds and seedlings.
- Yield characteristics were enhanced significantly in response to MF and laser treatments.
- Laser and MF pre-sowing treatment have potential to enhance the Glycine max productivity.
Recently, laser and magnetic field pre-sowing seed treatments attracted the attention of the scientific community in response to their positive effect on plant characteristics and the present study was exemplified for Glycine max Var 90-I. Seeds were exposed to laser (HeNe-wave length 632Â nm and density power of 1mW/cm2) and magnetic field (sinusoidal non-uniform-50, 75 and 100Â mT for 3, 5Â min with exposure) and seed germination, seedling growth and yield attributes were compared. The germination (mean germination, germination percentage, emergence index, germination speed, relative germination coefficient, emergence coefficient of uniformity) growth (root dry weight, root length, shoot fresh weight and shoot dry weight, leaf dry & fresh weight, root fresh weight, leaf area, shoot length, plant total dry weight at different stages, stem diameter, number of leaves, vigor index I & II), biochemical (essential oil) and yield attributes (seed weight, count) were enhanced significantly in response to both laser and magnetic field treatments. However, magnetic field treatment furnished slightly higher response versus laser except relative water contents, whole plant weight and shoot length. Results revealed that both laser and magnetic field pre-sowing seed treatments affect the germination, seedling growth, and yield characteristics positively and could possibly be used to enhance Glycine max productivity.
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Journal: Journal of Photochemistry and Photobiology B: Biology - Volume 166, January 2017, Pages 212-219