Seed treatment technologies: Effects on physical, functional, and physiological seed quality

Venicius Urbano Viela Reis; Everson Reis Carvalho; Imtiyaz Khanday

doi:10.1016/j.plantsci.2026.113013

January 30, 2026Plant Science

Seed treatment technologies: Effects on physical, functional, and physiological seed quality

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Improved physical quality results in faster germination rates and better crop establishment, which can enhance overall yield.
Functional quality, assessed through seed viability tests, shows marked improvement when advances in seed treatment technologies are applied.
Assessment of physiological quality indicates better stress tolerance in treated seeds, suggesting enhanced growth potential during adverse conditions.
Technologies improve germination and vigor, which may enable higher crop productivity and resilience against environmental challenges.

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Observational analysis reveals improved physical, functional, and physiological seed quality with various treatments, indicating potential for better yield.

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Reis et al. (2026) studied this question.

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