Tumbling for seed cleaning and conditioning
Small rock tumblers can be used to clean and condition seeds both in an aqueous and a dry mode. During the process, grit and gravel remove fruit pulp and abrade seed coats. Wet tumbling of seed aids imbibition, leaches watersoluble germination inhibitors, and may partially substitute for cold strati...
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| description | Small rock tumblers can be used to clean and condition seeds both in an aqueous and a dry mode. During the process, grit and gravel remove fruit pulp and abrade seed coats. Wet tumbling of seed aids imbibition, leaches watersoluble germination inhibitors, and may partially substitute for cold stratification for some shrub seed lots. |
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