Submitted by Jadson Francisco de Jesus SILVA (jadson@uefs.br) on 2018-01-26T21:53:28Z No. of bitstreams: 1 disserta??o Eliza 14 de dezembro final.pdf: 1828093 bytes, checksum: 7d102752271132d8745e82e9533c13b3 (MD5) / Made available in DSpace on 2018-01-26T21:53:28Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 disserta??o Eliza 14 de dezembro final.pdf: 1828093 bytes, checksum: 7d102752271132d8745e82e9533c13b3 (MD5) Previous issue date: 2017-07-14 / Coordena??o de Aperfei?oamento de Pessoal de N?vel Superior - CAPES / The stress situation in Caatinga is aggravated by climate changes, from which are predicted higher temperatures; water scarcity and higher soil salinization. Studies evaluating differences in seeds tolerance to abiotic stress among samples or genotypes of the same species can constitute physiologic tools and significant and complementary information for the selection of the most adapted group to environmental pressures. This work aimed to compare the seed vulnerability of different samples of Erythrina velutina (Fabaceae) to abiotic stress; evaluate que physiologic quality of seeds and determine the tolerance limits to saline, hydric and thermic stress. The assays were conducted at EMBRAPA semiarido Seeds laboratory and at the Germination laboratory of State University of Feira de Santana. In addition, the assays were entirely randomly mounted, four repetitions of 10 seeds for the vigor test and 50 seeds for the stress test. In the initial vigor, the seeds of all samples showed 100% of radicle emission at the first count. The seeds samples were affected by the addition of sodium chloride in the solution, exhibiting critical limit at 36dSm-1 for some samples. The radicular protrusion was affected with the decrease of the osmotic potential of the solution, which was caused by PEG 6000, limiting the germination in -0,9 MPa. The seed germination of E. velutina occurs at broad limits of temperature, from 5 to 40?C. Generally, the stress imposed by sodium chloride and PEG did not compromise the viability of the seed germinal power as the seeds of the samples showed high rate of germination when the ideal conditions were reestablished, excepting Cai?ara 2011. The great temperature of E. velutina germination occurs between 25 to 30?C. / A situa??o de estresse na caatinga tende a se agravar pelas mudan?as no clima onde se prev? maiores temperaturas, escassez de ?gua e maior saliniza??o do solo. Estudos que avaliem as diferen?as de toler?ncia de sementes aos estresses abi?ticos entre acessos ou gen?tipos da mesma esp?cie podem constituir ferramentas fisiol?gicas importantes e complementares para a sele??o de grupos de plantas mais adaptadas ?s press?es ambientais. Esse trabalho teve como objetivos comparar a vulnerabilidade de sementes de diferentes acessos de Erythrina velutina (Fabaceae) ? estresses abi?ticos; avaliar a qualidade fisiol?gica das sementes; e determinar os limites de toler?ncia aos estresses salino, h?drico e t?rmico. Os ensaios foram conduzidos nos laborat?rios de sementes da Embrapa Semi?rido (Petrolina-PE) e no de Germina??o da UEFS (Feira de Santana ?BA). Os ensaios foram montados em delineamento inteiramente casualizado, quatro repeti??es de 10 sementes para o teste de vigor e de 50 sementes para os estresses. Em rela??o ao vigor inicial as sementes de todos os acessos apresentaram 100% de emiss?o de rad?cula na primeira contagem. As sementes dos acessos foram afetadas pela adi??o de cloreto de s?dio na solu??o apresentando limite cr?tico de germina??o aos 36 dS.m-1 para alguns. A protrus?o radicular foi afetada tamb?m com a diminui??o do potencial osm?tico da solu??o causada pelo PEG 6000 tendo limite de germina??o em -0,9 MPa. A germina??o de sementes de E. velutina ocorreu sob amplo limites de temperatura, 5 a 40 ?C. De modo geral os estresses impostos pelo cloreto de s?dio e PEG n?o comprometeram a viabilidade do poder germinativo, visto que as sementes dos acessos apresentaram alta porcentagem de germina??o quando as condi??es ideais foram reestabelecidas, exceto as de Cai?ara 2011. A temperatura ?tima de germina??o de E. velutina ocorreu na faixa de 25 a 30 ?C.