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The Effect of Hydration on Stratification Efficiency of Peach and Apple Seeds
Manipulating bud dormancy in temperate fruit trees could reduce fruit loss due to early spring frosts. The relationship between moisture content and dormancy could provide a tool to better understand and ultimately manipulate the biochemical process of bud dormancy. Seeds have historically been used
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