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Fig 1.

Different packaging materials used for seed moisture adsorption isotherm study.

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Table 1.

Monthly maximum and minimum values of temperature and relative humidity recorded with data logger installed in seed store house.

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Fig 2.

Seed moisture adsorption isotherms of cereals, psudocereals and oilseeds at 25°C.

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Fig 3.

Seed moisture adsorption isotherms of maize seeds in different packaging materials at 25°C.

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Fig 4.

Seed moisture adsorption isotherms of wheat seeds in different packaging materials at 25°C.

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Fig 5.

Seed moisture adsorption isotherms of cotton seeds in different packaging materials at 25°C.

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Fig 6.

Seed moisture adsorption isotherms of quinoa seeds in different packaging materials at 25°C.

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Table 2.

Final germination of crop seeds after 18 months of storage in different packaging materials at various levels of initial seed moisture contents.

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