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ROSE RESEARCH – CURRENT SITUATION AND FUTURE NEEDS

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189_1
Pages
11 – 20
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Abstract
Current research in rose physiology is reviewed, with special attention to areas in which knowledge is lacking and existing horticultural techniques are unsatisfactory.
The following subjects are discussed: factors determining productivity and ways to increase flower production; environmental factors affecting productivity – light, temperature, humidity, CO2 – and possible interaction between them; energy saving by means of horticultural manipulations; breeding for better physiological and horticultural traits; root environment – media and rootstocks; postharvest physiology – future directions.

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Authors
A. H. Halevy
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