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POSTHARVEST PERFORMANCE OF FORCED CUT LILACS AS AFFECTED BY HOT WATER SCALDING AND PRESERVATIVES

Article number

1060_51

Pages

341 – 346

Language

English

Abstract

Due to forcing cut flowers of lilac (Syringa vulgaris L.) are available on the market for 6 months.
The trials were undertaken to improve postharvest performance of cut stems of the purple lilac cultivar Andenken an Ludwig Spaeth forced in spring.
Effect of stem length and hot water scalding were evaluated.
Chrysal Professional 2^TM and a standard preservative (composed of 8-HQC and sucrose) used as holding solutions were compared to water.
Hot water scalding proved harmful, shortening flower longevity.
No clear relationship was observed between vase life and stem length.
Both preservative solutions prolonged flower vase life increasing as well floret diameter and water uptake by stems.
In wilting control florets the contents of soluble sugars decreased but their accumulation occurred in florets of lilacs held in the standard preservative solution, and such changes were observed both in the lower and upper part of the inflorescence.

Publication

X International Symposium on Postharvest Quality of Ornamental Plants

Authors

D. Adamczyk, E. Skutnik, J. Rabiza-Swider, J. Rochala

Keywords

Syringa vulgaris, vase life, flower preservatives, sugar concentration, water uptake

Full text

https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.2015.1060.51

Online Articles (51)

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2. CHEMICAL COMPOUNDS INTERACTING WITH THE ETHYLENE RECEPTOR IN ORNAMENTAL CROPS

M. Serek | E.C. Sisler | H. Mibus

3. MONITORING WATER STRESS IN ORNAMENTALS: SIGNAL DETECTION AND INTERPRETATION

S. Spinarova | L. Hendriks

4. PROGRAMMED CELL DEATH IN CUT FLOWERS

W.G. van Doorn

5. ETHYLENE RESPONSES IN THREE HYDRANGEA LINES

U.B. Lauridsen | R. Müller | H. Lütken

6. HORMONAL REGULATION OF FLOWER OPENING IN IRIS

F.G. Çelikel | W.G. van Doorn

7. CHILLING INJURY SYMPTOMS IN SPECIES OF HELICONIA

A.S. Costa | K.P. Leite | R.J. Gomes | E.C. Arcelino | C.O. Pessoa | V. Loges

8. STORAGE TEMPERATURE AND DURATION AFFECT CUT ROSA ‘FREEDOM’, ‘CHARLOTTE’ AND ‘CLASSY’ VASE LIFE

E.R. Clark | J.M. Dole

9. STORAGE PROTOCOL FOR IMPROVING THE POSTHARVEST PERFORMANCE OF IRIS VERSICOLOR CUT SCAPES

S.S. Ahmad | I. Tahir

10. EXTENDING THE POSTHARVEST LIFE OF WOODY CUT STEMS

L. Greer | J.M. Dole | S.M. Blankenship

11. PRESERVATIVE SOLUTIONS ON CONSERVATION OF CUT LILIES FLOWER

M.N. de S. Santos | A.M. Mapeli

12. DEVELOPMENT OF VIOLA TRICOLOR FLOWERS

T.P. Silva | L.S. Oliveira | F.L. Finger

13. SOLUBLE PROTEINS AND POLYPHENOLOXIDASE ACTIVITY IN BUD FLOWERS, FLOWERS AND LEAVES OF COLD STORED LISIANTHUS

R. Cavasini | K.N.M. Nunes | B.T. Favero | G.P.P. Lima

14. LISIANTHUS VASE LIFE AFTER 1-METHYLCYCLOPROPENE AND SALICYLIC ACID POSTHARVEST TREATMENT

R. Cavasini | D. Laschi | B.T. Favero | G.P.P. Lima

15. EVALUATION OF SUBSTRATES ON THE PRODUCTION OF ORNAMENTAL CAPSICUM

F.C. Silva | W.S. Ribeiro | L.C. Costa | C.M.F. Pinto | F.L. Finger

16. PULSING TREATMENT WITH GIBBERELLIC ACID IN CUT HELICONIA PSITTACORUM × H. SPATHOCIRCINATA ‘GOLDEN TORCH’ INFLORESCENCES

S.O. Souza | F.L. Finger | A. Miqueloto | M.A.C. Lima | A. Amariz | A.H. Oliveira

17. SCHINUS MOLLE: PERSPECTIVES FOR USE AS CUT FOLIAGE

E. Bosch | G.B. Tognon | F.L. Cuquel | W. do Amaral

18. ORNAMENTAL POTENTIAL AND POSTHARVEST OF BACCHARIS UNCINELLA D.C.

G.B. Tognon | W. do Amaral | R.P. Bolzan | F.L. Cuquel

19. AESTHETIC CHARACTERIZATION AND POSTHARVEST PERFORMANCE OF CHROMOLAENA LAEVIGATA

G.B. Tognon | W. do Amaral | R.P. Bolzan | F.L. Cuquel

20. CHARACTERIZATION OF BIRD OF PARADISE STEMS AND FLORETS HARVESTED WITH DIFFERENT DIAMETERS

J. Karsten | D.V. Chaves | L.C. Costa | W.S. Ribeiro | D.M. Pereira | F.L. Finger

21. LONGEVITY OF RED GLADIOLUS AFFECTED BY PULSING WITH SUCROSE AND STAGE OF DEVELOPMENT

P.A.S. Ramos | C.A. Megguer | F.L. Finger

22. EFFECT OF ETHYLENE AND PULSING SOLUTIONS EFFECT ON LONGEVITY OF CANADIAN GOLDENROD STEMS (SOLIDAGO CANADENSIS L.)

P.G. Sá | P.A.S. Ramos | C.M.L. Alves | A.P.S. Ferreira | R.J.R. Batista | F.L. Finger | J.G. Barbosa

23. POSTHARVEST OF CUT FLOWER ‘AMSTERDAM’ GLADIOLUS GROWN UNDER COLORED SHADE NET

R.G. Pêgo | R.L. Santos | J.A.S. Grossi | J.G. Barbosa

24. POSTHARVEST OF BELLFLOWER CUT FLOWERS TREATED WITH PULSING OF SUCROSE

R.G. Pêgo | J.A.S. Grossi | P.G. Sá | J.G. Barbosa

25. GIBBERELLIC ACID, OZONE AND 1-METHYLCYCLOPROPENE ON THE GRAY MOLD CONTROL IN ‘AVANT GARDE’ ROSE

B.T. Favero | E.A. Benato | G.M. Dias | P. Cia

26. QUALITY IN ANTHURIUM ANDRAEANUM AFTER POSTHARVEST BAP TREATMENT

B.T. Favero | G.P.P. Lima | R. Cavasini | D. Laschi

27. LONGEVITY AND QUALITY OF HELICONIA PSITTACORUM × H. SPATHOCIRCINATA ‘GOLDEN TORCH’ TREATED WITH 8-HYDROXYQUINOLINE CITRATE

S.O. Souza | S.C.C. Sousa | M.A.C. Lima | A.H. Oliveira | J.G. Barbosa | F.L. Finger

28. POSTHARVEST LONGEVITY OF HELICONIA WAGNERIANA

L.C. Costa | R.R. Costa | W.S. Ribeiro | G.G. Carneiro | J.A. Barbosa | F.L. Finger

29. POSTHARVEST QUALITY OF HELICONIA WAGNERIANA PULSED WITH SUCROSE

R.R. Costa | L.C. Costa | G.G. Carneiro | W.S. Ribeiro | J.A. Barbosa | F.L. Finger

30. EVALUATION OF POSTHARVEST TECHNOLOGY ON BIRD-OF-PARADISE

S.J. Queiroz | G.M. Dias | A.F.C. Tombolato

31. EFFECTS OF ETHYLENE BIOSYNTHESIS INHIBITORS ON THE SENESCENCE OF TROPAEOLUM MAJUS FLOWERS

T.P. Silva | L.S. Oliveira | A.P.S. Ferreira | F.L. Finger

32. CONSERVATION OF ROSEBUDS CULTIVAR ‘OSIANA’ BY SOAKING IN SODIUM HYPOCHLORITE SOLUTION

A.S. Zandonadi | J.G. Barbosa | C. Maia | F.L. Finger | D.B. Almeida

33. DIFFERENT HARVEST STAGES AND LONGEVITY OF FLORAL STEMS OF CANADIAN GOLDENROD (SOLIDAGO CANADENSIS L.)

P.G. Sá | D.B. Almeida | C.M.L. Alves | J.G. Barbosa | J.A.S. Grossi | A.S. Zandonadi | M.A. Muniz

34. POSTHARVEST DURABILITY OF HELICONIA BIHAI FLOWER STEM TREATED WITH ESSENTIAL OILS FOR INSECT CONTROL

T.R.S. Oliveira | E.K.S.L. Costa | C.A.G. Câmara | V. Loges

35. POSTHARVEST OF CUT FLOWER HELICONIA STRICTA ‘BUCKY’ STORED UNDER DIFFERENT CONDITIONS

K.P. Leite | A.S. Costa | P.G.L. Pinheiro | R.J. Gomes | V. Loges

36. QUALITY OF ORNAMENTAL PEPPER GROWN IN DIFFERENT SUBSTRATES

L.C. Costa | W.S. Ribeiro | C.M.F. Pinto | F.C. Silva | F.L. Finger

37. EFFECT OF PRUNING ON ORNAMENTAL CHARACTERISTICS OF POTTED PEPPER (CAPSICUM SPP.)

W.S. Ribeiro | L.C. Costa | C.M.F. Pinto | F.C. Silva | F.L. Finger

38. INHIBITION OF ETHYLENE ACTION BY 1-MCP IN POST-PRODUCTION ORNAMENTAL PEPPERS

R.M.C. dos Santos | E.R. do Rêgo | A.P.S. Ferreira | M.F. do Nascimento | N.F.F. do Nascimento | G.C. Coca | M.M. do Rêgo | A. Borém | F.L. Finger

39. CARBOHYDRATE METABOLISM IN INFLORESCENCES OF EPIDENDRUM IBAGUENSE

A.M. Mapeli | A.P.S. Ferreira | L.S. Oliveira | C.A. Megguer | F.L. Finger

40. LONGEVITY OF STEMS OF CANADIAN GOLDENROD GROWN UNDER WATER STRESS

P.G. Sá | J.G. Barbosa | F.L. Finger | D.S. Silva | T.M. Pereira | C.M.L. Alves

41. EFFICIENCY OF PRESERVATIVE SOLUTIONS ON THE POSTHARVEST LIFE/LONGEVITY OF LISIANTHUS FLOWERS ‘ABC’

C.M.L. Alves | J.G. Barbosa | P.G. Sá | F.L. Finger | J.A.S. Grossi | M.A. Muniz | P.R. Cecon

42. PRODUCTION AND POSTHARVEST QUALITY OF CHRYSANTHEMUM FLOWERS GROWN IN HYDROPONIC SYSTEM UNDER DIFFERENT N:K RATIOS

J.G. Barbosa | M.S. Barbosa | D.B. Almeida | P.G. Sá | F.L. Finger | H.E.P. Martinez | J.A.S. Grossi

43. POSTHARVEST SENESCENCE OF ALPINIA FLORAL STEMS: ANTIOXIDATIVE EFFECT OF PULSING

M.B. Morais | M.M.A. Silva | L. Herculano | T.R. Camara | L. Willadino

44. EFFECT OF ESSENTIAL OILS AND VEGETABLE EXTRACTS IN THE POSTHARVEST CONTROL OF PATHOGENS ON TAPEINOCHILUS ANANASSAE

D.C.M. Furtado | E.P.R. Amorim | A.L.B. Galvão | L.P. Rezende

45. EFFECT OF SILVER AND COPPER ON TROPAEOLUM MAJUS FLOWERS SENESCENCE

T.P. Silva | F.F. de Araújo | L.S. Oliveira | J.S. Lima | F.L. Finger

46. POSTHARVEST CONSERVATION OF ORNAMENTAL GINGER (ZINGIBER SPECTABILE)

M.A. Lessa | E.F.A. Almeida | A.M.P. Nascimento | I.C.S. Curvelo | S.N. Reis | D.A. Nogueira | F.C. Nery | P.D.O. Paiva

47. CHARACTERIZATION OF CASHEW ACCESSIONS FOR ORNAMENTAL PURPOSES

N.A. Chaves | A.C.R. Castro | R.F. Vidal | A.C. Albuquerque | C.F.H. Moura | L.M. Barros

48. EFFECT OF WATER DEFICIT STRESS ON THE QUALITY AND POSTHARVEST CONSERVATION OF ROSES

E.F.A. Almeida | E.C. Oliveira | J.A. Carvalho | S.N. Mimura | D.O. Fuzzato | M.A. Lessa | L.M. Carvalho | J.R.M. Figueiredo

49. COMPARISON AMONG HYBRIDS AND PRE-SELECTED CULTIVARS FOR RESISTANCE TO ETHYLENE IN ORNAMENTAL PEPPERS

N.F.F. do Nascimento | E.R. do Rêgo | M.F. do Nascimento | R.M.C. dos Santos | F.L. Finger | C.H. Bruckner | M.M. do Rêgo

50. EFFECT OF THE FLOWER PRESERVATIVE ON WATER BALANCE IN CUT SHOOTS OF COMMON LILAC

E. Skutnik | J. Rabiza-Swider | A. Jedrzejuk | D. Adamczyk

51. POSTHARVEST PERFORMANCE OF FORCED CUT LILACS AS AFFECTED BY HOT WATER SCALDING AND PRESERVATIVES

D. Adamczyk | E. Skutnik | J. Rabiza-Swider | J. Rochala