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Fig. 5. Effect of osmotic potential of polyethylene glycol (PEG 8000) and leaf extracts on (A) time to reach 50% of final germination (Gt50) and (B) root elongation rate. Seed were imbibed in water for 10 h before transfer to the treatment solutions. Vertical bars represent standard errors, some of which are hidden by the data symbol.





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