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A REVIEW OF RESEARCH ON POSTHARVEST PHYSIOLOGY AND HORTICULTURE OF AUSTRALIAN NATIVE FLOWERS

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261_32
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249 – 256
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Abstract
There is an increasing number of Australian native plants being grown for cut flowers.
However, there has been only limited research into the postharvest physiology and horticulture of these flowers.
The available information for the following flowers is reviewed: Anigozanthos, Banksia, Blandfordia, Boronia, Chamelaucium, Grevillea, Leptospermum, Telopea, and Thryptomene.

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Authors
John D. Faragher
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