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Injury by Soaking of Populus alba Seeds

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AIR-DRIED seeds of Populus alba, stored in closed vessels at + 5° C., are injured when submerged in distilled or tap water (see Table 1).

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PÓLYA, L. Injury by Soaking of Populus alba Seeds. Nature 189, 159–160 (1961). https://doi.org/10.1038/189159a0

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