The principal aim of this study was to find out if the temperature at which dormancy was broken would affect the subsequent performance of rice on the field in terms of plant stand (emergence), plant height and number of leaves produced.
Grace Denny Doku, Mawutor K. Glover, Edinam K. Glover, Kofi P. A. Dartey. The Effect of the Use of Temperature on the Breakage of Dormancy and the Subsequent Performance of Rice (Oryza spp.). International Journal of Plant Science and Ecology, 2(1):1-9.
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