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Viability of Stored Seed: Extension by Cathodic Protection

Placing seeds on a negatively charged conductor extended their viability during artificial aging. Such cathodic protection may reduce free radical attack by providing a source of electrons. The results stupport the hypothesis of free radical damage to cellular components and are consistent with such damage being important in deteriorative senescence changes.

N. Pammenter | P. Berjak | J. Adamson

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