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Imbibitional damage and germination kinetics reveal genetically distinct components of cold sensitivity in soybean seeds
Background Reliable crop establishment under early sowing is a key objective for soybean adaptation to cooler European environments. Low temperatures during germination can impair establishment through chillinginduced imbibitional damage during early water uptake and delay germination under continuo
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