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Effects of antitranspirants on seed germination, growth, and survival of tree seedlings

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Adol had negligible effects on germination of Pinus resinosa Ait. and Robinia pseudoacacia L. seeds whereas TAG, Foli-gard, and Geon Vinyl Latex reduced the rate and final percent germination in proportion to dosage. When applied to the soil surface, some concentrations of Foli-gard increased dry weight accumulation and Geon Vinyl Latex improved leaf water balance of surviving seedlings of Robinia pseudoacacia. Adol had no effect when applied to the soil surface. re]19730508

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Chaney, W.R., Kozlowski, T.T. Effects of antitranspirants on seed germination, growth, and survival of tree seedlings. Plant Soil 40, 225–229 (1974). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00011426

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