Seed Volume Dataset—An Ongoing Inventory of Seed Size Expressed by Volume
Elsa Ganhão, Luís Silva Dias
Data · 2019
doi:10.3390/data4020061 (opens in a new tab)
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Abstract
This paper presents a dataset of seed volumes calculated from length, width, and when available, thickness, abstracted from printed literature—essentially scientific journals and books including Floras and illustrated manuals, from online inventories, and from data obtained directly by the authors or provided by colleagues. Seed volumes were determined from the linear dimensions of seeds using published equations and decision trees. Ways of characterizing species by seed volume were compared and the minimum volume of the seed was found to be preferable. The adequacy of seed volume as a surrogate for seed size was examined and validated using published data on the relationship between light requirements for seed germination and seed size expressed as mass.
Abstract licence: CC BY
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