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Research and development and innovations in floriculture: lessons from the market giants for developing countries like Sri Lanka

Article number

1131_17

Pages

127 – 138

Language

English

Abstract

Publication

III International Conference on Quality Management in Supply Chains of Ornamentals

Authors

C.K. Beneragama, S.E. Peiris

Keywords

global businesses, market competition, market development, market innovation, market supplier, trade value

Full text

https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.2016.1131.17

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H.S. Hajizadeh

2. Embryogenic cell lines and germination of shoot from somatic embryos of Punica granatum ‘Ganesh’

M. Falaki Khalilsaraee | N.T. Meti

3. Enhancement of postharvest quality and antioxidant enzymes’ activity of gerbera cut flowers through methyl jasmonate fumigation

M. Sadeghi Raviz | N. Ahmadi | N. Safaei | I. Rahmani

4. Potassium sulfate affects the morphological characteristics and chemical properties of Catharanthus roseus

R. Nejati Garaie | A. Jowkar | K. Bashiri

5. γ-Aminobutyric acid (GABA) treatment improved postharvest indices and vase-life of ‘Red Naomi’ rose cut flowers

M. Mirzaei Mashhoud | M. Aelaei | S.N. Mortazavi

6. Effects of foliar application of humic acid on photosynthetic pigments, visual quality and height of three cool-season turfgrass species

A. Kamyab | V.R. Saffari | H. Farahmand

7. The effect of 5-sulfo salicylic acid application during pre- and postharvest on quality of lilium (Lilium longiflorum) cut flowers

H.S. Hajizadeh

8. Optimizing growth, quality, and profits through precision irrigation in ornamental plant production

M.W. van Iersel | M.R. Chappell | P.A. Thomas

9. Effect of calcium on chilling injury of Anthurium ‘Angel’ cut flower

A. Ketrodsakul | P. Choosung | P. Penchaiya | M. Buanong

10. Trehalose combined with sodium dichloroisocyanurate reduces microbial load in the vase solution and improves the quality of ‘Grand Gala’ cut rose flowers

K. Worarad | K. Sanguanpuag | C. Wongs-Aree | M. Buanong

11. The role of carbohydrates in storage induced disk floret degreening in chrysanthemum

G. van Geest | A. Post | P. Arens | U. van Meeteren

12. Optimization of the micro-propagation protocol of two native rose species of Iran (Rosa canina and Rosa beggeriana)

M. Davoudi Pahnekolayi | A. Tehranifar | L. Samiei | M. Shoor

13. Biotechnology of ornamental plants in Iran: achievements and future challenges

P. Azadi

14. Strategic analysis for the aquatic cut flower industry

K. Yakandawala

15. Explant position influences in vitro flowering of ‘Little Pinkie’ gentian

M. Keshavarzi | K.A. Funnell | D.J. Woolley | J.A. Heyes

16. Effect of ethephon and 1-MCP treatments on the vase life of cut ‘Sansai Blue’ Vanda

17. Research and development and innovations in floriculture: lessons from the market giants for developing countries like Sri Lanka

C.K. Beneragama | S.E. Peiris

18. Response of F₁ breeding lines of Rosa hybrida to exogenous ethylene treatment evaluated at physiological and molecular levels

N. Ahmadi | H. Mibus | M. Serek

19. Effect of polyamines on vegetative characteristics and endogenous hormones in hydroponic grown ‘Dulce Vita’ rose

M. Hosseini-Farahi | M.M. Jowkar