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Responses to drying of recalcitrant seeds of Quercus nigra L by Bonner, F.T

“…It has been suggested that rate of desiccation can influence the expression of recalcitrant behaviour in seeds, thus complicating the task of determining which…”
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Responses to Drying of Recalcitrant Seeds of Quercus nigraL by BONNER, F.T.

“…It has been suggested that rate of desiccation can influence the expression of recalcitrant behaviour in seeds, thus complicating the task of determining which…”
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Letters by Wadsworth, F.H., Ely, J.B., Banta, D., Hamilton, L.S., Bonner, F.T., Wagar, J.A.

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Testing tree seeds for vigor: a review by Bonner, F.T

“…This review examines the use of vigor tests for tree seeds. It suggests that precise evaluations of these tests and their application with seeds of woody…”
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Physiology and biochemistry of recalcitrant Guarea guidonia (L.) Sleumer seeds by Connor, K.F. (Forestry Sciences Laboratory, Starkville, MS.), Bonner, F.T

“…Investigations of recalcitrant, or desiccation-sensitive, seeds have as yet failed to identify the causes of this phenomenon. Experiments with Guarea guidonia…”
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Reduction of nitric oxide by hydroxylamine. 1. Kinetics and mechanism by Bonner, Francis T, Wang, Nun Yii

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Effects of desiccation on the recalcitrant seeds of Carapa guianensis Aubl. and Carapa procera DC by Connor, K.F. (USDA FS, Starkville, MS.), Kossmann Ferraz, I.D, Bonner, F.T, Vozzo, J.A

“…This study was undertaken to determine if the seeds of Carapa guianensis Aubl. and Carapa procera DC. undergo physiological, biochemical, and ultrastructural…”
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An evaluation of scarification methods for seeds of two leguminous trees by Singh, D.P. (Haryana Agricultural Univ., Hisar (India)), Hooda, M.S, Bonner, F.T

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Reduction of nitric oxide by hydroxylamine. 2. Reactions of the alkylated hydroxylamines by Wang, Nun Yii, Bonner, Francis T

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Germination response of loblolly pine to temperature differentials on a two-way thermogradient plate [Pinus taeda, stratification, seed testing] by Bonner, F. T.

“…A two-way thermogradient plate (TGP) was used to test temperature response of two lots of loblolly pine (Pinus taeda L.), one dormant and the other nondormant…”
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Germination temperatures and prechill treatments for white ash (Fraxinus americana L.) by Bonner, F.T

“…A comparison of 8 prechill methods and 3 germination temperatures for white ash seeds from Illinois, Tennessee, and Mississippi showed that alternating…”
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Tests for vigor in cherrybark oak acorns by Bonner, F.T

“…In acorns artificially aged to produce a range of vigor, germination rate was significantly correlated with tetrazolium staining, growth, and exhaustion tests,…”
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Nitrogen-15 NMR and tracer determination of protonation site and mechanism of decomposition of aqueous hyponitrite by Akhtar, Mohammad Javaid, Balschi, James A, Bonner, Francis T

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Kinetic and isotopic studies on the reaction between trioxodinitrate and the hexaammineruthenium(III) cation by Akhtar, Mohammad Javaid, Bonner, Francis T, Hughes, Martin N, Humphreys, Elizabeth J, Lu, Chun Su

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Use of the Weibull function to quantify sweetgum germination data [Liquidambar styraciflua L.] by Rink, G, Dell, T.R, Switzer, G, Bonner, F.T

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The Weibull function: a new method of comparing seed vigor by Bonner, F. T., Dell, T. R.

“…The three-parameter Weibull function can be used to compare germination responses and to quantify the differences for use in statistical analyses. Data from…”
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Seedling recruitment and stand regeneration in spruce-fir forests of the Great Smoky Mountains by Nicholas, N.S. (Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, Blacksburg, VA), Zedaker, S.M, Eagar, C, Bonner, F.T

“…Seedfall and seedling recruitment was assessed in spruce-fir forests of the Great Smoky Mountains (Tennessee and North Carolina) from 1985 to 1990. A permanent…”
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