Onion Seed Size, Weight, and Elemental Content Affect Germination and Bulb Yield

  • Gamiely S
  • Smittle D
  • Mills H
  • et al.
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Abstract

Yields of `Granex 33' and `Behairy' onions (Allium cepa) closely correlated with the weight of the seeds used to establish the stand. Elemental content was consistently higher in heavier seeds, but elemental concentrations in the seeds were generally negatively related to seed weight, onion growth, and yield. A combined size-aspiration grading was an effective means of eliminating seed with low-yield potential.

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Gamiely, S., Smittle, D. A., Mills, H. A., & Banna, G. I. (2019). Onion Seed Size, Weight, and Elemental Content Affect Germination and Bulb Yield. HortScience, 25(5), 522–523. https://doi.org/10.21273/hortsci.25.5.522

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