Observational analysis hastened germination of red and black oak acorns using thiourea and ethylene chlorohydrin, suggesting potential for quicker planting.
In an effort to break the rest period of red and black oak acorns the author applied two treatments--immersion in a solution of thiourea and subjection to vapors of ethylene chlorohydrin. In each case germination was hastened with the thiourea treatment showing the greater promise.
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