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Different plant provenance same seed tolerance to abiotic stress: implications for ex situ germplasm conservation of a widely distributed coastal dune grass (Uniola paniculata L.)

Héctor E. Pérez, Michael E. Kane

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Key concepts: Desiccation, Germination, Desiccation tolerance, Germplasm, Ex situ conservation, Biology, Recalcitrant seed, Dormancy

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