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Re: excuse posting - cold storage of prairie seed

I am interested in a discussion of seed viability.  I've heard it said that 
some species (liatris, sedges) are best planted immediately, as the seed 
does not remain viable for long.  I've heard it said that the seed of some 
species will lock into an extended dormancy (not sure that is the correct 
term).  I understand that light and high temperatures are ruinous to 
viability -- are there others on the list who would appreciate a sharing of 
knowlege on this issue?


Glenda Buenger
<rockman49@hotmail.com>From: DACESH@aol.com
>Reply-To: prairie@mallorn.com
>To: prairie@mallorn.com
>Subject: excuse posting - cold storage of prairie seed
>Date: Sat, 16 Jun 2001 11:28:36 EDT
>
>List:
>
>Sorry for the posting, it was meant for Carl Kurtz, however, anyone with 
>this
>sort of experience please send input.
>
>George R. Cunningham
>dacesh@aol.com

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