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Seed dormancy and germination of the endangered exceptional Hawaiian lobelioid
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Abstract
Premise: The Campanulaceae (Lobelioideae) is the Hawaiian plant family with the most endangered and extinct species. Although seeds of Hawaiian lobelioids are desiccation tolerant, the species are exceptional (i.e., they present challenges at various stages of the conventional ex situ conservation chain) due to their generally poor seed survival at the conventional seed-banking temperature (-18°C). Both morphological dormancy (MD) and morphophysiological dormancy (MPD) have been identified in the seeds of other Hawaiian lobelioids; however, the class of dormancy and germination requirements of the Critically Endangered genus Methods: We measured the embryonic growth in 12-week-old seeds of Results: The embryos grew prior to radicle emergence, and the seeds germinated rapidly to high percentages in all tested conditions. Discussion: Whether fresh
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