… However, most of the previous studies for seed longevity … in common wheat (Wu et al.,
2017; Zuo et al., 2018). In this study, 166 wheat accessions were evaluated for seed longevity-…

… One may conclude that there are some common loci responsible for both ageing processes;
… the present study underline the complexity and polygenic nature of the trait seed longevity. …

… coat color determined by R alleles on chromosome 3A, 3B, and 3D (in durum wheat [46]; in
common wheat [47]; in synthetic wheat [48] ). And dormancy is often thought to be positively …

… Another aim of the study was to find out whether the studied grain traits were under common
… may be more suited for investigating traits assumed to be under common genetic control. …

… germinability of seed lots in … on seed viability and longevity of wheat seed of 2 varieties, viz.
GW 496 and Lok 1. Progressive ageing period resulted in lowered seed quality in both wheat …

… The present investigation of the genetic basis for the longevity of the wheat grain has
shown that the deterioration in viability does have a genetic component. The recognition that …

… In areas where alternative crops are not economically viable, the common rotation is either
wheat–fallow or continuous wheat. Herbicide-resistant cultivars will increase weed control …

… Barton (1961) defined seed longevity as the ability of seeds to remain viable. Seed deterioration
in gene banks is the common limitation to long-term storage of valuable germplasm. Pre-…

… treatment on longevity. The present paper shows that the effect of a seed pretreatment on
longevity is largely dependent on the quality of the seed at the time of pretreatment. Pretreating …

… In the present investigation, it was found that in 11 lots of wheat seed, after 10 years of
storage, the germination ranged from 18% to 85% (av. 66y0). In oats the range for four lots was …