Abstract
Soaking Fabaceae seeds in alcohol and then passing them through a flame for 2 to 3 s is a quick and easy way of promoting germinatiion of at least 8 species of Hawaiian legumes. In addition to stimulating germination, the technique effectively sterilizes seeds for in vitro germination for micropropagation or for germination in the greenhouse.
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Sugii, N. (2003). Flaming Fabaceae--Using an Alcohol Flame to Break Seed Dormancy. Native Plants Journal, 4(1), 46–47. https://doi.org/10.3368/npj.4.1.46
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