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Seeds: Ecology, Biogeography, and Evolution of Dormancy and Germination [Paperback]

Carol C. Baskin , Jerry M. Baskin
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Oct 17 2000 0120802635 978-0120802630 1
This book about seeds focuses upon their two most important functions - dormancy and germination. The topics to be covered include the types of dormancy, theories of the relationship between dormancy and germination, the timing of germination, the various factors that control germination, and the general aspects of germination in different sorts of habitats.

* Provides information on over 3500 species of trees, shrubs, vines, and herbaceous plants
* * Gives guidelines for doing ecologically meaningful germination studies

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"... an important reference source and may be recommended to anyone interested in any aspect of seed biology."
—P. Mráz for THAIZIA JOURNAL OF BOTANY (2002)

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An amazing book from a peer couple of seed science and technology. Weed seed ecology is my field and it always facinated me, that how a plant showed his strategy against humen interference in its life cycle. This book is clearly answered these question by different ways. I really congratulate the honorable authors for there real contribution in seed science.
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5.0 out of 5 stars A 'must have' for anyone serious about seeds Dec 29 2007
By J Davis - Published on Amazon.com
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As an educator and horticulturist, I consider this an essential text for anyone who wants to germinate seeds of woodland botanicals, exotics, and any plants that don't have commercially developed varieties. Well written and easy to understand. This is a big, fat book that should sit on any good horticulturist's bookshelf.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Seeds: Ecology, Biogeography, and Evolution of Dormancy and Germination May 12 2007
By Ted R. Millard - Published on Amazon.com
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Authoritative and my new guide to unlocking the secrets of dormancy. Written at a level I can understand. It is my latest guide in my quest to grow plants and trees. I thank the authors for the knowledge this book has given me.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Michael Anderson Feb 1 2008
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This is one of the finest and most complete books concerning plant issues that I have ever read. It is so well written and organized providing a lifetime of experience and information condensed into one volume. It should be purchased and read by every plant ecologist or biologist. Very impressive.
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