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CHANGES OF ENDOGENOUS GROWTH SUBSTANCES IN EASTER LILY AS EFFECTED BY COOLING
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23_10
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75 – 81
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Growth-promoting and growth-inhibiting substances in the Easter Lily bulb were measured by the assay of Avena straight growth test during cooling.
Only very small amounts of growth-promoting substances were present prior to cooling (13°C for 2 weeks, followed by 8°C for 5 weeks), but a considerable increase was noticed in the outer scales after cooling, particularly in bulbs treated in advance with hot water (45–48°C for 1 hour). The more scales were removed prior to the cooling, the less sprouting occurred two weeks after planting.
Only very small amounts of growth-promoting substances were present prior to cooling (13°C for 2 weeks, followed by 8°C for 5 weeks), but a considerable increase was noticed in the outer scales after cooling, particularly in bulbs treated in advance with hot water (45–48°C for 1 hour). The more scales were removed prior to the cooling, the less sprouting occurred two weeks after planting.
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Authors
Y. Tsukamoto
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