BIAGI, J. D.

BISCEGLI, C. I.

DOMENE, M. P.

FERRAZ, A. C. O.

FORATO, L. A.

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Evaluations of the morphologic structure and development of the pequi seed (Caryocar Braziliense Camb.) (Caryocaraceae) using images of magnetic resonance tomography.

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..,28TH 1STA CONGRESS/ XV CONGRESSOBRASILEIRODESEMENTES- SEEDSYMPOSIUMIGUAÇUFALLS,BRAZIL,MAy 7tl!- 9th, 2007Seed SymposiumAbstracts'Diversity in Seed Technology'zs" 1STA Congress / XV Congresso Brasileiro de Sementes'Iguaçu Falls, BrazilMay 7th - 9th, 2007Completed by :The 1nternational Seed Testing Association (1STA)P.O. Box 3088303 Bassersdorf, CH-SwitzerlandISBN: 978-3-906549-02-6Edition 2007: 1000 copiesCopyright©2007 by the International Seed Testing Association (1STA)- 1 -28TH 1STA CONGRESS/ XV CONGRESSOBRASILEIRODESEMENTES- SEEDSYMPOSrUMIncidence of green seeds in soybean genotypes produced undertemperature and water stresslGUAçu FALLS,BRAZIL,MAY 7th - 9th, 2007 c)JS ~~D I{i::, 0Abstract 103Gilda Pádua, Maria L. Carvalho and José F. NetoUniversidade Federal de Lavras, Campus da UFLA-DAG c.P. 3037,37200000 Lavras MG, Brazil(sementes@ufla.br)Soybean plants under water stress associated with high temperatures during seed maturation and pre-harvesting may show green seeds with expressive reduction on the seed lot quality. With the objective toevaluate the occurrence of green seeds, the effects under the retention of chlorophyll and lhe activity ofthe enzyme chlorophyllase among soybean genotypes, seeds of four soybean cultivars were grown undergreenhouse conditions until the developmental phase R5.5. From the phase R6 the plants were transferredto phytotrons under stress temperatures varying from 28°C to 36°C. The quantity of water used in thephases was controlled at the following levels: control; 10% of gravimetric moisture and without water.The seeds were harvested in R9 where the percentage of green seeds and weight of 100 seeds in the upperthird , middle and lower third of each plant were evaluated. The content ofchlorophylls and the activityof the enzyme chlorophyllase were also deterrnined. The levei of occurrence of green seeds was affectedby the genotypes as well as by the unfavorable environrnental conditions. The cultivar BRS 133 showed asmaller index of green seeds, lower retention of chlorophyl1s and higher activity of the enzymechlorophyl1ase compared with the Robusta cultivar. The incidence of green and less dense seeds in plantsgrown under water and temperature stress was greater in lhe lower third of the plant, The content ofchlorophylls a, b and total chlorophyll in green seeds was inversely proportional to the activity of theenzyme chlorophyllase.Abstract 104Effects of different temperatures and substrates on seeds germinationof Parapiptadenia rigida (Benth.) Brenan (Fabaceae-Mimosoideae)Vitor H.V. Mondo, Pedro H.S. Brancalion, Silvio M. Cícero, Ana D.L.C. Novembre, Durval D. NetoEscola Superior de Agricultura "Luiz de Queiroz", Universidade de São Paulo, Av. Pádua Dias 11, C.P. 9,13418900 Piracicaba SP, Brazil (smcicero@esalq.usp.br)Parapiptadenia rigida is a tree species that has been used in Brazil for forest restoration. However thereis no information about the gennination test for this species. Therefore, the effects of nine temperatureintervals between 15°C and 35°C were evaluated using a thermo-gradient table with a daily photoperiodof 8 hours. The effects of the two substrates, paper (on top of paper and paper roll) and verrniculite (invenniculite and on top of vermiculite), were analyzed in chambers with a daily photoperiod of 8 hours,under 25°C and 30°C, and the percentage gerrnination and gennination speed were detennined. Thetreatment on top of paper was also tested without light. In the temperature intervals between 25°C and33°C tbe germination was higher and faster, and the light did not affect germination. The most favorableconditions for the germination testo of P. rigida seeds were the temperature 25°C and the substratesconditions on top ofpaper and in venniculite. -Abstract 105Evaluations of the morphologic structure and development of the.pequi seed (Caryocar Braziliense Camb.) (Caryocaraceae) using imagesof magnetic resonance tomographyMaria P. Domene, Clóvis I. Biscegli, Lucimara A. Forato, Antônio C.O. Ferraz, João D. BiagiFaculdade de Engenharia Agrícola-UNICAMP, Cidade Universitárioa Zeferino Vaz 970,13083 BarãoGeraldo, Brazil (maria.kalixéàagr.unicamp.br)The species Caryocar Braziliense Camb.(CQlyocaraceae) is a nativc ofCerrado, having potential use forlhe pharrnaceutical, cosmetics and food industries, to agroecological ends. The preservation is importantbecause pequi is threatened with extinction. The objectives were to evaluate the interna Imorpbology and- 76-. "Ii"I1"li;1IJ'jilJ:\,Ij''iI28TH ISTA CONGRESS/ XV CONGRESSOBRASILEIRODESEMENTES- SEEDSYMPOSfUMIGUAÇUFALLS,BRAZIL,MAY 7th - 9t\ 2007the development of the seed, using nuclear magnetic resonance tomographic images, which allow aninitial and exploratory analysis of the fruit in a non-destructive way. A Varian tomograph (modelINOVA) was used with magnetie field of 2T, that operates in the frequeney of 85 MHz for the hydrogennuclei. The images were obtained with repetition times (TR=2s), times of eeho (TE=25ms) and 4sweepings. The images obtained were weighed by the density of hydrogen and bidimensionally analyzedcorrelating gray levels with form, position and texture of the tissues. They indicate the water type presentthat ean be free water or more closely attached to healthy tissues. The images were taken in the coronaland sagital direetions. Images of whole pequi seeds were made. To obtain the images, the seeds wereplaeed to germinate in sand substratum, in greenhouses type BOD, with altemating temperature of 20-30°C, and photoperiod of 16 hours of light. Images were obtained at time intervals of two months. Thestructures of endocarp and the embryo werc observed. The contrasts of the gray degrees may indicateviability of the seeds, Changes in the embryonic axis indicating the growth of the radicle were observed.Abstract 106Pattern of radiographic images of Taxodium distichum (L.) Rich. seedsAdriana R. Salina, Roque M. Craviotto, Carina V. GaBo, Sabina A. Ferrari and Miriam R. ArangoFaeulty of Agricultural Sciences, CC 14, S2125ZAA Zavalla, Santa Fe, Argentina (arsalinas@gmail.com)Taxodium distichum is an ornamental and forest species, used in forestry of marsh regions which'originated in the United States of North America. Its wood is frequently used in carpentry andconstruction. The X-Ray teehnique is a useful tool to study the seed quality, anatomy and morphology of.embryos and the forrnation of seed structures. The objective of this work was to make a pattem ofradiographic and corresponding photographic images that permit characterization of the species by itsseed anatomical and morphological structures and to identify physical damages produced by insects andothers. Digital radiography images were taken with X-ray equipment (SEMAX, INTA-TEXEL,Argentina) during 0.65" of exposition to the X-ray. A digital photography image eorresponding to thedigital X-ray image was taken. The seeds were submitted to different treatrnents before the digitalradiographie and photographic images were taken: a) seed imbibition in rolled paper at ambienttemperature (20°C) forg 24 hours; b) imbibition in rolled paper at 25°C fore 72 hours; c) imersion inwater at ambient temperature for 24 hours; d) artificial damage with a puncture in dry seeds; e) artificialdamage with fissures in dry seeds. The digital radiographic and photographic images obtained in thedifferent treatments showed the same cleamess. They also permitted good differentiation between emptyand filled seeds, seeds with artificial damage simulating insect attack and fissures. The X-ray techniquepermitted characterization of the species by their anatomical and morphological structures and detectionof insect damage or breakages and to make a radiographic pattem of T. distichum seeds.Abstract 107Hydropriming of forestry seeds with physical dormancy from theAmazon: Parkia pendula [Benth ex Walp]P.M. GinaJ. Vargas and D.K. Isolde FerrazInstituto Nacional de Pesquisas da Amazônia, Av. André Araújo 2936,69060000 Manaus, Brazil(givpperu@yahoo.es)Visgueiro is a neotropical large tree of economic and ecological importance. This study determinedexperimentally the imbibition time and moisture content which P. pendula seeds need in order to activatetheir metabolism and benefit from priming to imprave the performance in the nursery. Seeds that hadbeen recently collected (7 days) and stored (2 years) were compared. After clipping, the seeds were keptin water at 15°C for periods of 4 to 28 hours to reach the desired degree of imbibition (20, 40, 60, 80 and90%). They were sown immediately afterwards or passed through a 7 day slow drying (24 ± 2 °C and 68± 3 % r.h.), where the seed moisture content retumed to values between 8,8 and 16,0 %. The five degreesof imbibition, with or witbout subsequent drying, were considered as treatrnents. For each treatment 4replicates of 25 seeds were sown in moist sand in the nursery (26°C to 36°C), Without treatment newseeds showed 59 ± 8,9 % germination, less than that of stored seeds with 76 ± 11,3 %. The seeds wereextremely sensitive to submersion in water. A prejudicial effect on germination performance wasobserved when the submersion period exceeded 8 hours corresponding to a seed moisture of 48 to 54%.However after a short submersion (4 hours) when seed moisture reached 26 to 31% (equivalent imbibition- 77-

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