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Five replicates of 40 achenes each were used.
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The triangular fruit (achene) forms a single seed.
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Light treatments were inspected weekly for germinated achenes and dark treatments every second week.
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This allowed placement of eggs at the base of achenes, which was otherwise impossible.
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Germinated achenes were counted every second day for 4 weeks.
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Moreover, achenes were exposed to yearly seasonal temperature cycles in the soil in an experimental garden.
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However, the conditions under which the achenes were cultivated were not described, nor how long it was before embryo differentiation began.
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Thus, nondormant achenes germinated at relatively high temperatures, and germination was promoted by fluctuating temperatures.
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Germination of dry-stored achenes was tested at increasing amplitudes of temperature fluctuations, and stratified achenes were germinated at constant temperatures.
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At collection, flower heads were lightly shaken in a bucket, and achenes (hereafter called seeds) that fell off were used.
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A thin longitudinal section of each flower or bud was removed with a sharp scalpel to expose achenes.
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Eggs were then placed amongst the basal section of exposed achenes.
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The achenes are black, elongated, have a pappus and weigh 0.23 ^ 0.05 mg (n 1⁄4 50) without the pappus.
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The annual course of dormancy revealed that achenes can germinate throughout the growing season under favourable conditions.
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Seedling emergence, as a percentage of total achenes sown (bold circles), and daily maximum, mean (dotted line) and minimum soil temperatures are given.
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Achenes tested in light were inspected weekly for germination, while achenes in the dark treatment were inspected after 8 weeks, at the end of the experiment.
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We use the more convenient term of 'seed' instead of the more botanically accurate term 'achene'.
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Moreover, the effect of 12 weeks of cold stratification was similar in achenes that were dry-stored for 4 weeks and in those drystored for 17 months.
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It is a small pine-like plant, it has flowers that are white or reddish-brown, and the fruitachenegrows on it.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.The fruit is anacheneborne in a spherical cluster.
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