ArticleScientific reports2025
A multivariate analysis of seed priming agents and dosage on germination performance seedling growth and biochemical profiling in tomato.
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The seed sector and end users are encountering various problems, such as substandard and non-certified tomato seed production, which has resulted in reduced yield. Seed priming is a promising method to enhance germination, vigor, stress tolerance and yield under challenging environmental conditions. Therefore, to mitigate the above-stated problem, a study was designed to improve the seed quality of two tomato genotypes (i.e. AVTO1219 and Naqeeb) by enhancing the germination performance, seedling growth and biochemical parameters under controlled conditions. Three distinct priming techniques, including halopriming (KNO
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