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at 100 F and each seed had imbibed an average of 69 mg of water. Therefore, imbibition of water for germination of honey mesquite seeds was less efficient at 100 than at 85 F (Fig. 2). Germination did not occur until 42 hr at 70 F when each seed had imbibed an average of 121 mg water. The slow rate of water imbibition (about 2.8 mg/seed/hr) and the extended time required for germination indicated that 70 F was the least efficient temperature for the imbibition of water by honey mesquite seeds. Honey mesquite seed germination in a solution with an adjusted 8 atm moisture stress resulted in ,reduced

Measurement of Seasonal Air Temperatures near the Soil Surfaces