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FLOWERING PATTERNS IN CAPE PROTEACEAE

Article number

185_32

Pages

273 – 276

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Abstract

Post-fire regeneration levels of Cape Proteaceae depend on the size of pre-fire seed stores.
Based on seed maturation data, mainly for Leucadendron species, the most favourable season of burn is suggested for 9 sub-divisions of the fynbos biome.
These suggestions conflict in part with suggestions based on climatic models.

Publication

I International Protea Research Symposium

Authors

J.J. Midgley, J. Vlok

Keywords

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https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.1986.185.32

Online Articles (34)

2. RESEARCH PLANNING AND INTERPRETATION

John G. Seeley

3. THE INFLUENCE OF GENOTYPE, TERMINALITY AND AUXIN FORMULATION ON THE ROOTING OF LEUCOSPERMUM CUTTINGS.

G.J. Brits

4. GERMINATION OF PROTEA COMPACTA ACHENES: THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN INCUBATION TEMPERATURE AND ENDOGENOUS CYTOKININ LEVELS

J.J. Mitchell | J. Van Staden | N.A.C. Brown

5. ESTABLISHING PROTEA LEUCOSPERMUM AND SERRURIA IN VITRO*

J. Ben-Jaacov | G. Jacobs

6. GERMINATION OF ACHENES OF LEUCOSPERMUM CORDIFOLIUM

N.A.C. Brown | J. Van Staden | G. Jacobs

7. PROSPECTS OF DELAYING FLOWERING TIME OF LEUCOSPERMUM

G. Jacobs | D.N. Napier | D.G. Malan

8. IMPROVING STEM LENGTH AND FLOWER QUALITY OF LEUCOSPERMUM WITH GROWTH REGULATORS

D.R. Napier | D.G. Malan | G. Jacobs | J.W. Bernitz

9. SEED GERMINATION AND SEED SET IN SOUTHERN AFRICAN PROTEACEAE: ECOLOGICAL DETERMINANTS AND HORTICULTURAL PROBLEMS

A.G. Rebelo | J.P. Rourke

10. NUTRIENT ALLOCATION IN WINTER RAINFALL PROTEACEOUS HEATHLANDS IN RELATION TO NUTRIENT LOSSES THROUGH WILDFLOWER PICKING AND FIRE

A.B. Low | B.B. Lamont

11. PROTEA PRODUCTION IN ISRAEL

J. Ben-Jaacov

12. THE EFFECT OF SUCROSE IN A VASE SOLUTION ON LEAF BROWNING OF PROTEA NERIIFOLIA R. BR.

J.A. Brink | G.H. de Swardt

13. THE INFLUENCE OF TEMPERATURE ON THE RESPIRATION RATE AND BROWNING OF PROTEA NERRIIFOLIA R BR INFLORESCENCES

D.I. Ferreira

14. POST HARVEST INFORMATION FROM A PROTEA GROWER, SHIPPER AND IMPORTER’S VIEWPOINT

B.H. LaRue | R.L. LaRue

15. A PRELIMINARY STUDY OF INTERACTIONS BETWEEN NITROGEN, POTASSIUM AND PHOSPHORUS IN THE MINERAL NUTRITION OF SEEDLINGS OF LEUCADENDRON SALIGNUM BERG. (PROTEACEAE).

R.D. Heinsohn | N.W. Panmenter

16. USE OF TISSUE AND SOIL SAMPLES TO ESTABLISH NUTRITIONAL STANDARDS IN PROTEA

P.E. Parvin

17. PHOSPHORUS NUTRITION OF LEUCADENDRON “SAFARI SUNSET”

M. Prasad | D.J. Dennis

18. THE SIGNIFICANCE OF PROTEOID ROOTS IN PROTEAS

Byron B. Lamont

19. SOME ASPECTS OF THE NUTRITION OF PROTEAS

A.S. Claassens

20. THE FLOWER PICKING INDUSTRY IN RELATION TO MOUNTAIN CATCHMENT MANAGEMENT IN THE FYNBOS

B.W. van Wilgen | A.J. Lamb

21. DISEASES OF PROTEAS AND THEIR CONTROL IN THE SOUTH-WESTERN CAPE

P.S. Knox-Davies | P.S. van Wyk | W.F.O. Marasas

22. CONTROL OF PHYTOPHTHORA ROOT ROT OF PROTEAS IN SOUTH AFRICA

S.L. von Broembsen | G.J. Brits

23. INSECTS – A HAZARD TO THE PROTEA INDUSTRY

J.H. COETZEE

24. POPULATION ECOLOGY OF WESTERN AUSTRALIAN BANKSIA SPECIES : IMPLICATIONS FOR THE WILDFLOWER INDUSTRY

R.M. Cowling | B.B. Lamont

25. PATHOLOGICAL PROBLEMS ASSOCIATED WITH PROPAGATION MATERIAL IN PROTEA NURSERIES IN SOUTH AFRICA

L.M. Benic

26. EXTENSION OF HARVESTING PERIOD IN LEUCOSPERMUM BY MEANS OF MANUAL AND CHEMICAL PRUNING METHODS

G.J. BRITS

27. FAUNAL LIST OF PROTEA REPENS

J.H. Coetzee | L.M. Latsky

28. MITES (ACARI) ON PROTEAS

J.H. COETZEE | D.J. RUST | L.M. LATSKY

29. THE EFFECT OF CONTAINER MEDIA ON THE GROWTH AND ESTABLISHMENT OF LEUCADENDRON “SAFARI SUNSET”

D.J. Dennis | M. Prasad

30. THE PRODUCTION OF AUSTRALIA’S MAJOR PROTEACEAE AS FLORIST CROPS

S. Dupee

31. SUSCEPTIBILITY TO PHYTOPHTHORA AND NUTRITION OF BANKSIA SPECIES

M.J. Grose

32. POST-HARVEST STUDIES WITH NSW WARATAH

R.E. Lill | D.J. Dennis

33. FLOWERING PATTERNS IN CAPE PROTEACEAE

J.J. Midgley | J. Vlok

34. CORRECT TERMINOLOGY FOR PROTEA INFLORESCENCES

J. Pretorius