Delayed luminescence in relation to the germination and vigour of coffee seeds: Initial series with c. Arabica samples

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Abstract

Ultra-weak delayed luminescence measurements on coffee seeds were run for samples submitted to different post-harvest treatments or in seed lots with different vigour levels obtained by accelerated aging, and both were induced to germinate afterwards. Parameters of hyperbolic decay fitting were correlated to the correspondent germination vigour, with a linear relation found for the initial value as well as for the decay velocity. These preliminary data point to further, broader validation for this non-invasive, non-destructive test for seed’s viability analyses.

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Gallep, C. M., Padilha, L., Maluf, M. P., & da Rosa, S. D. V. F. (2016). Delayed luminescence in relation to the germination and vigour of coffee seeds: Initial series with c. Arabica samples. In Springer Proceedings in Physics (Vol. 177, pp. 111–119). Springer Science and Business Media, LLC. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-27321-1_9

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