Anatomical and Morphological Development of ‘Manzanillo’ Olive Seed in Relation to Germination

  • Lagarda A
  • Martin G
  • Polito V
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Microscopic examination of sectioned germinating olive seed ( Olea europaea L.) did not reveal differences from many other seed types. No seedcoat-imposed mechanical restrictions were found during germination. The seed was 4% and the embryo 1% of the mature, whole fruit dry weight. Maximum embryo dry weight was achieved by early October. Germination was 90% when the embryo had gained 60% of its final dry weight. No dormancy factors were evident in the excised embryos.

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Lagarda, A., Martin, G. C., & Polito, V. S. (2022). Anatomical and Morphological Development of ‘Manzanillo’ Olive Seed in Relation to Germination. Journal of the American Society for Horticultural Science, 108(5), 741–743. https://doi.org/10.21273/jashs.108.5.741

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