Modern Seed Technology

First defined as post-harvest methods that improve germination and seedling growth or facilitate the delivery of seeds at the time of sowing [1]. The major finding was the lack of differences in migration of these oil bodies between treated and nontreated controls. [...]chemical defoliant did not harm corn seed quality, while still protecting the seed from the damage of an early frost. The authors feel that future MST research should have a better balance between pre-and post-harvest technology. [...]though the importance of seed size has been known for centuries, there is little scientific research published on hemp, and information available online may have questionable validity. [...]the hemp seed industry is relatively young compared to the vegetable and field crop industries, so researching the effects of seed size is important to both the seed industry and hemp growers.