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Removal of seed coat, in dormant seeds, by mechanical methods is called
Options
(a) separation
(b) emasculation
(c) venalization
(d) scarification
Correct Answer:
scarification
Explanation:
Scarification is rupturing of seed coats by abrasion through machine threshing, filling, chipping, vigorous shaking etc. This helps in overcoming seed dormancy.
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Topics: Plant Growth and Development
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Subject: Biology
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