Drought resistance of Astragalus cicer and A. sulcatus at the initial stages of plants development

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Table 1.

Influence of the osmotic pressure on the formation of radicles and aboveground sprout shoots of Astragalus species.

Species	V, %	Germinative capacity, %			Roots length, mm			Sprouts length, mm
Species	V, %	RS	Posm 2 atm.	Posm 4 atm.	RS X ± m	Posm 2 atm. X ± m	^Posm =4 atm.	RS X ± m	^Posm⁼² atm. X ± m	^Posm =4 atm.
A. cicer	97	88	42	0,25	7,6±0,38	4,5±0,33	2,0	10,5±0,42	5,97±0,22	4,0
A. sulcatus	96	76	15	0,50	4,0±0,45	2,2±0,18	1,0	7,8±0,34	4,6±0,39	2,0

Note to Figure 1: V – viability, RS – reference sample (distilled water), P_osm – osmotic pressure of the sucrose solution.

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