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The  ex situ  seed storage behaviour of four species of Australian waterlilies ( Nymphaea ) was investigated. Seeds of all species were found to be desiccation tolerant; however, most collections lost viability rapidly, even under standard genebank conditions (i.e. 15% RH and 15°C).

Seed storage behaviour of tropical members of the aquatic basal angiosperm genus Nymphaea L. (Nymphaeaceae)