Article title: Storage of Brazilian Cattleya seeds from diverse biomes: lipid composition and effects on germination
Author: Mariane M. Hengling, Thiago M. R. Gianeti, Silvério T. Hosomi, Nelson B. Machado-Neto, and Ceci C. Custódio
Journal: Plant Biosystems - an International Journal Dealing With all Aspects of Plant Biology
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1080/11263504.2020.1762781
The article was originally published online with the and interchanged, but the caption of the figures remains the same. The figures have now been placed correctly in the orginal article and are below as well:
Figure 1. Germination of Cattleya crispata (A), C. rupestris (B), C. schilleriana (C), C. tenebrosa (D), C. loddigesii (E), C. intermedia (F) and C. warneri (G) seeds after being equilibrated at 11% RH and stored for nine months under four storage conditions: room temperature (RT, 23 ± 2 °C), 5 °C, –18 °C and liquid nitrogen (LN, –196 °C).
Figure 2. Germination speed index (GSI) of Cattleya crispata (A), C. rupestris (B), C. schilleriana (C), C. tenebrosa (D), C. loddigesii (E), C. intermedia (F) and C. warneri (G) after being equilibrated at 11% RH for nine months under four storage conditions: room temperature (RT, 23 ± 2 °C), 5 °C, –18 °C and liquid nitrogen (LN, –196 °C).
