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Fig 1.

Effects of equilibrium relative humidities from 8% to 85% at 25°C on seed germination and moisture contents.

Germination values are means±SE of 6 replicates of 50 seeds.

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Fig 2.

Effects of half an hour heat shocks from 30°C to 95°C on viability of air-dried or imbibed seeds.

Germination values are means±SE of 6 replicates of 50 seeds.

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Fig 3.

Effects of incubation temperatures and light on seed germination.

Seeds were incubated at constant temperature from 10°C to 40°C, and 18/28°C. Germination values are means±SE of 6 replicates of 50 seeds.

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Fig 4.

Effects of water potentials on seed germination.

Seed germination were calculated after incubation for 6 weeks under water stress (a), and 4 more weeks after release from stress (b). Germination values are means±SE of 6 replicates of 50 seeds.

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Fig 5.

Effects of soil moisture on seed germination.

Each glass jar contained 50 seeds and 50 g local soil with varying soil moisture. Germination values are means±SE of 6 replicates of 50 seeds.

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Fig 6.

Effects of continuous high temperature stress on seed germination.

Seeds were heat-shocked for a given period of time at 40°C, and incubated at ambient conditions after released from stress. Germination values are means±SE of 6 replicates of 50 seeds.

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Fig 7.

Effects of daily periodic high temperature stress on seed germination.

40°C high temperature and ambient temperature (h/h) were imposed on seeds alternately. Germination values are means±SE of 6 replicates of 50 seeds.

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Fig 8.

Effects of dehydration after imbibition on seed germination.

After imbibition for the indicated time, the seeds were dried at 15°C under 50% eRH for 72 h, and then re-imbibed. Germination values are means±SE of 6 replicates of 50 seeds.

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