The Germination of Seeds. Leather Bound [Leather Bound] Publisher: Academic Press Inc. , New York, 1963. Book Condition: Good. First Edition. Formats: Hardcover, Leather Bound, Folio Edition. Binding: Leather Bound. This leather-bound book is a comprehensive study of seed germination, covering all aspects of the process from physiological and biochemical perspectives. The authors are two distinguished plant physiologists who have made significant contributions to the field of plant biology. They present their findings in an engaging and accessible style, making this volume an essential reference for anyone interested in plant science. The text begins with an introduction to the subject, followed by a detailed examination of the various factors that influence seed germination, such as temperature, moisture, light, and oxygen levels. The authors also explore the role of hormones and other chemicals in seed germination and discuss the different types of seed coatings and their effects on germination. The final chapter discusses the practical applications of seed germination research, including the development of improved crop varieties and the control of weeds. The book features numerous illustrations and diagrams to help readers visualize the concepts presented. Overall, this volume provides a thorough understanding of seed germination and its importance in plant biology.

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