Figures & data
Table 1. Exploratory statistics and statistical inference of the wheat germination model.
Table 2. Some exploratory statistics and statistical inference on conductivity (expressed in μ S cm−1).
Figure 1. Average number of germinated seeds for subsequent experiments (control=100); bars indicate standard deviations. ns=not significant; *=significant at p<0.05; **=significant at p<0.01 (Mann–Whitney test).
![Figure 1. Average number of germinated seeds for subsequent experiments (control=100); bars indicate standard deviations. ns=not significant; *=significant at p<0.05; **=significant at p<0.01 (Mann–Whitney test).](/cms/asset/9b03da94-19b7-4290-aa20-53018c9fd23b/tfls_a_638986_o_f0001g.gif)
Figure 2. Trend of cumulative average percentages of germinated seeds: (A) observed cumulative average percentages; (B) linear interpolation.
![Figure 2. Trend of cumulative average percentages of germinated seeds: (A) observed cumulative average percentages; (B) linear interpolation.](/cms/asset/8e94dabd-3903-4426-9e30-0095964a3c49/tfls_a_638986_o_f0002g.gif)
Figure 3. Trend of cumulative average conductivity: (A) observed cumulative average; (B) linear interpolation.
![Figure 3. Trend of cumulative average conductivity: (A) observed cumulative average; (B) linear interpolation.](/cms/asset/d192153c-e9d2-4f51-b0e9-4c718c32be49/tfls_a_638986_o_f0003g.gif)
Figure 4. Radar diagrams showing the aging-time effect (0 to 12 months after treatment preparation) on seed germination (A) and conductivity (B). Germination is expressed in terms of germinated seeds (out of 36) and conductivity as μ S cm−1.
![Figure 4. Radar diagrams showing the aging-time effect (0 to 12 months after treatment preparation) on seed germination (A) and conductivity (B). Germination is expressed in terms of germinated seeds (out of 36) and conductivity as μ S cm−1.](/cms/asset/e842e207-32de-4b4a-a933-075e4718b7b6/tfls_a_638986_o_f0004g.gif)