Practice mode Agronomy

Who first suggested measuring plumule growth length as a test of seed vigour?

Correct answer A. Germ (1949)

Explanation

Germ in 1949 proposed using linear measurements of seedling or plumule growth to assess vigour, since vigorous seeds produce longer seedlings in a set time.

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