Effect of Pre-Sowing Chemical Treatment on Selected Seeds: For Enhancing Germination

The processes of seed germination and seed dormancy are co-related. It can be summed up as either a brief intrinsic state of metabolic activity or the resting state of a viable seed. It needs to be broken by certain methods or circumstances in order for the seed to germinate and be suited for plant growth. chemical treatments used for seeds and techniques to preserve seeds and promote the growth of robust crops. Improved crop emergence and growth, consistent seedling emergence (radicle and plumule), increased germination through seed treatments. In order to break seed dormancy and promote seed germination, chemical treatments such as potassium nitrate, hydrogen peroxide, and nitric acid are also employed.