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List <strong>of</strong> Tables<br />
Table 2.1: Names <strong>of</strong> the soil separates and the particle diameters which define<br />
them (Modified from DONAHUE et al. (1983)).<br />
Table 2.2: Classification <strong>of</strong> mineral elements into macro- and micronutients<br />
(Modified from (MARSCHNER, 1995)).<br />
Table 2.3: Organic seed endogenous and exogenous dormancy types<br />
(Modified from BASKIN & BASKIN (1998)).<br />
Table 2.4: Topographic stain evaluation classes for the TTC test (LEADEM,<br />
1984).<br />
Table 2.5: The standard MURASHIGE & SKOOG (1962) formula.<br />
Table 2.6: Example <strong>of</strong> a matrix to establish optimal auxin to cytokinin ratios<br />
and their concentrations, where the rows represent auxin levels and the<br />
columns represent the cytokinin levels (Modified from Kyte and Kleyn (1996).<br />
Table 2.7: Explant sources and PGR's used by various authors for direct shoot<br />
or meristimoid organogenesis in genera <strong>of</strong> Iridaceae. Where the<br />
concentrations <strong>of</strong> PGR's are not mentioned, the study included multiple<br />
species within the genus, each reacted differently to various concentrations. A<br />
question mark indicates that the specific parameter is not included in the<br />
described publication. The genera are grouped phylogenetically, with vertical<br />
text on the right showing classification.<br />
Table 2.8: Corm induction treatments for various genera in Iridaceae. Details<br />
on the media modifications, temperature and the hours <strong>of</strong> light (Photoperoid)<br />
during corm induction is included. The peroid it took for corms to form is also<br />
given in months. The genera are grouped phylogenetically, with vertical text on<br />
the right showing classification. A question mark indicates that the specific<br />
parameter is not included in the described publication.<br />
Table 3.1: Analysis results for two soil samples from the Nieuwoudtville<br />
Wildflower Reserve (19° 8’ E, 31° 24’ S).<br />
Table 4.1: Seed viability tests <strong>of</strong> different Romulea species.<br />
Table 4.2: Effect <strong>of</strong> different treatments on seed germination <strong>of</strong> four Romulea<br />
species. Asterisk (*) indicates seed germination under 16 h photoperiod at 20<br />
± 0.5°C. The number sign (#) indicates that the seeds initiated germination<br />
during stratification.<br />
Table 5.1: Effect <strong>of</strong> kinetin and 2,4-D on excised embryos <strong>of</strong> Romulea<br />
sabulosa. Mean values in a column followed by different letters that indicates<br />
significance differences between treatments according to Duncan’s multiple<br />
range test (P 0.05). S = swelling <strong>of</strong> embryo; SR = swelling <strong>of</strong> embryo with<br />
rooting; SSI = swelling <strong>of</strong> embryo with shoot initials; SRF = shoot and root<br />
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