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DEVELOPMENT OF NEW WOODY FLOWERING POT PLANTS:^* A COMPREHENSIVE APPROACH

Article number

252_4

Pages

51 – 58

Language

Abstract

A comprehensive system for introduction, screening, propagation (including micropropagation for rapid introduction to the trade), product development, dwarfing and flowering control is described for several new pot plants of the Proteaceae which originated in South Africa and Australia.

Publication

I International Symposium on the Development of New Floricultural Crops

Authors

J. Ben-Jaacov, A. Ackerman, E. Tal

Keywords

Full text

https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.1989.252.4

Online Articles (34)

1. DANISH ORNAMENTAL HORTICULTURE IN GREENHOUSES AND THE QUEST FOR NEW CROPS

A. Andersen

2. DANISH ORNAMENTAL HORTICULTURE IN THE OPEN, AND DEVELOPING OF NEW CULTIVARS AND CROPS.

P. Brander

3. DEVELOPMENT OF AUSTRALIAN ORNAMENTAL PLANTS UNDER CENTRAL EUROPEAN CONDITIONS

W.-U. von Hentig | I. Hass-Tschirschke

4. DEVELOPMENT OF NEW WOODY FLOWERING POT PLANTS:^* A COMPREHENSIVE APPROACH

J. Ben-Jaacov | A. Ackerman | E. Tal

5. PRODUCTION TECHNOLOGIES OF ALSTROEMERIA AND OTHER ALTERNATIVE CROPS

L.P. Perry

6. INTRODUCTION OF NEW BULBOUS CROPS IN THE NETHERLANDS

J. Koster

7. BETWEEN KANGEROOS AND KANGAROO PAWS (A PLANT EXPLORATION TRIP TO AUSTRALIA)

J. Koster | L.W.D. van Raamsdonk

8. DEVELOPMENT, TESTING AND RELEASE OF NEW ORNAMENTAL AROID CULTIVARS

R.J. Henny

9. GROWTH RETARDANTS AS AIDS IN ADAPTING NEW FLORICULTURAL CROPS TO POT CULTURE

Tim D. Davis | A. Andersen

10. POSTPRODUCTION LONGEVITY OF NEW FLOWERING POTTED PLANTS

Terril A. Nell | James E. Barrett

11. PLANT BREEDERS’ RIGHTS IN THE NETHERLANDS

E.H.M. Wijnheijmer

12. THE EFFECTS OF GREENHOUSE TEMPERATURE AND ANCYMIDOL CONCENTRATION ON HEIGHT AND FLOWERING TIME OF FREESIA HYBRIDA GROWN AS A CONTAINER PLANT

G.J. Wulster | S. Cartwright | T.J. Gianfagna

13. NEW TYPES OF PENTAS LANCEOLATA FROM SEEDLING PROGENIES

W. Horn

14. EVALUATION OF THE GENUS KALANCHOE FOR BREEDING OF NEW CUTFLOWERS AND POTPLANTS.

G.H. KROON | J. DE JONG | L.W.D. VAN RAAMSDONK

15. EFFECT OF PHOTOPERIOD AND TEMPERATURE ON THE GROWTH AND FLOWER PRODUCTION OF HELICONIA PSITTACORUM ‘TAY’.

V. Geertsen

16. IN VITRO PRODUCTION OF ACHIMENANTHA ‘INFERNO’ AS INFLUENCED BY SEASON AND THE SOURCE OF THE EXPLANTS.

Mark S. Roh | M. Wocial

17. FLOWERING OF STEVIA

W. Healy | D. Graper

18. GROWTH AND FLOWERING OF TWO CLONES OF REINWARDTIA INDICA AT DIFFERENT TEMPERATURE AND DAYLENGTH.

O. Christensen

19. BREEDING AND CULTURE OF POLYPLOID SPARAXIS HYBRIDS

W. Horn | M. Wehrenfennig | H. Bundies

20. ADAPTATION OF ‘SANS SOUCI’ LILIES TO POTTED PLANT CULTURE

E.J. Holcomb | J.W. White | D.J. Beattie

21. MINI-POT PLANT PRODUCTION OF NEMATANTHUS

J.C.R. Seager

22. NEW FOLIAGE PLANT SPECIES: RHOICISSUS DIGITATA (L.F) GILG ET BRANDT

H. Kæmpe | A. Andersen | A. Klougart

23. INTRODUCTION AND EVALUATION OF ZANTEDESCHIA CHILDSIANA FOR YEAR-ROUND POT PLANT PRODUCTION

B.O. Tjia

24. NEW APPROACHES TO THE DEVELOPMENT OF PROTEACEOUS PLANTS AS FLORICULTURAL COMMODITIES^*

J. Ben-Jaacov | A. Ackerman | S. Gilad | Y. Shchori

25. THE CRITERIA FOR THE SELECTION AND DEVELOPMENT OF NEW LOOK L. COMPACT POTGERBERAS.

B. Nienhuis

26. EUPHORBIA CYPARISSIAS AS A LOW TEMPERATURE FOLIAGE PLANT

J.V. Morgan | M.B. Walsh

27. FLOWERING STUDIES WITH AQUILEGIA CULTIVARS

J.W. White | D.J. Beattie | E.J. Holcomb

28. THE EFFECTS OF PHOTOPERIOD AND TEMPERATURE ON FLOWERING OF PHYSOSTEGIA VIRGINIANA ‘SUMMER SNOW’ AND ‘VIVID’ AS POTTED PLANTS

D.J. Beattie | C.F. Deneke | E.J. Holcomb | J.W. White

29. HEBE CULTIVARS AS POTENTIAL NEW POT PLANTS

L. Noack Kristensen

30. THE EFFECT OF DIFFERENT TREATMENTS ON THE GERMINATION OF LEWISIA HYBRID SEEDS.

J. Aelbrecht

31. THE EFFECT OF THE CULTIVATION METHODS ON THE GROWTH AND FLOWERING OF LIATRIS SPICATA WILLD

C. A. Pytlewski

32. DATA ON GROWTH IN PAPAVER NUDICAULE L.

C. Dalla Guda | E. Scordo

33. THE CULTIVATION OF LISIANTHUS (LISIANTHUS RUSSELIANUS HOOK) FOR CUT FLOWER IN ANNUAL OR BIENNIAL CYCLE: EFFECT OF PLANTING DATE AND PLANT AGE ON PRODUCTIVITY.

E. Farina

34. A NEW VARIETY FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF A NEW ORNAMENTAL CROP HIBISCUS SABDARIFFA

Y. Shchori

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