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POST-HARVEST STUDIES ON SYRINGA VULGARIS.

Article number

298_13

Pages

127 – 134

Language

Abstract

Publication

Hortifroid, V International Symposium on Postharvest Physiology of Ornamental Plants; Importance of Cold in Ornamental Horticulture

Authors

E.Ch. Sytsema-Kalkman

Keywords

Syringa, xylem blockage, tyloses, flow rate, stem segments, HQS

Full text

https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.1991.298.13

Online Articles (45)

1. BIOLOGICAL BASES OF THE USE OF COLD IN ORNAMENTAL HORTICULTURE

D. Côme

2. WORLD PERSPECTIVES OF THE FLORIBUSINESS

Ir. ing. Herman de Boon

3. CUT FLOWERS QUALITY POLICY IN FRANCE

I. URBAN | M. LEMATTRE

4. ETHYLENE AND ACC: MOBILE WILTING FACTORS IN FLOWERS.

Ernst J. Woltering | H. Overbeek | F. Harren

5. DEFINITION OF INDICATORS OF SENESCENCE IN THE ROSE : EFFECT OF THE APPLICATION OF PLANT HORMONES

Ph. Barthe | V. Vaillant | S. Gudin

6. EFFECTS OF WETTING AGENTS AND CUT FLOWER FOOD ON THE VASE LIFE OF CUT ROSES.

A. Ruting

7. GIBBERELLINS AND ABSCISIC ACID IN REPRODUCTIVE ORGANS OF Rosa hybrida

J. Bianco | G. Garello | M.Th. Le Page-Degivry

8. DETERMINATION OF THE PHYSIOLOGICAL STATE OF POTTED PLANTS AND CUT FLOWERS BY MODULATED CHLOROPHYLL FLUORESCENCE

O. Kooten | M. Mensink | E. Otma | W. Doorn

9. EFFECT OF GIBBERELLIC ACID ON SUGAR TRANSPORT INTO PETALS OF “MADELON” ROSE FLOWERS DURING BUD OPENING

D. Kuiper | H.S. van Reenen | S.A. Ribot

10. ETHYLENE BIOSYNTHESIS, CARBOHYDRATE METABOLISM AND PHENYLALANINE AMMONIALYASE ACTIVITY IN GRAVIREACTING KNIPHOFIA FLOWER STALKS.

Ernst J. Woltering | D. Somhorst | J. Beekhuizen | W. T.J. Spekking

11. A STUDY OF LONGEVITY OF CUT CARNATIONS (Dianthus caryophyllus L.) GROWN IN YALOVA (ISTANBUL)

F. Gürsel Çelikel | I. Karaçali

12. TRANSPIRATION AND STOMATAL CONDUCTANCE OF ROSES CV SONIA GROWN WITH SUPPLEMENTAL LIGHTING.

G. Slootweg | U. van Meeteren

13. POST-HARVEST STUDIES ON SYRINGA VULGARIS.

E.Ch. Sytsema-Kalkman

14. PH OF CELL SAP AND VACUOLAR PH DURING SENESCENCE OF THE ROSE PETAL

Ph. BARTHE | V. VAILLANT | S. GUDIN

15. EFFECT OF PRESERVATIVE SOLUTIONS ON SOME INDICATORS OF SENESCENCE IN CUT ROSE FLOWERS

D. Durkin | Ph. Barthe | V. Vaillant | L. Arène

16. OSMOTIC POTENTIAL AND CARBOHYDRATE CONTENTS IN THE COROLLA OF THE ROSE CV. MADELON

N. Marissen

17. INFLUENCE OF POSTHARVEST LIGHT LEVEL ON LEAF DROP AND LEAF NECROSIS OF FICUS BENJAMINA ‘STARLIGHT’

G.E. Mulderij

18. THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PETAL WATER POTENTIAL AND LEVELS OF ABSCISIC ACID IN ROSE FLOWER

M. Orlandini | M.Th. Le Page-Degivry | L. Arène

19. THE MODE OF ACTION OF BACTERIA IN THE VASCULAR OCCLUSION OF CUT ROSE FLOWERS

Y. Witte | Wouter G. van Doorn

20. THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION OF SURFACTANTS USED FOR REHYDRATION OF CUT ASTILBE, BOUVARDIA AND ROSES

C. Pak | Wouter G. van Doorn

21. IS VASCULAR BLOCKAGE IN STEMS OF CUT LILAC FLOWERS MEDIATED BY ETHYLENE?

Wouter G. van Doorn | H. Harkema | E. Otma

22. THE USE OF CRYO-ELECTRON MICROSCOPY AND CRYO-ULTRAMILLING TO INVESTIGATE THE OCCLUSION IN THE XYLEM OF CUT ROSE FLOWERS

Wouter G. van Doorn | A. Clerkx | A. Boekestein

23. A DYNAMIC COMPUTER MODEL PREDICTING THE LONGEVITY OF EIGHT CUT FLOWER SPECIES

Wouter G. van Doorn | L.M.M. Tijskens

24. DEVELOPMENTS IN THE USE OF GROWTH REGULATORS FOR THE MAINTENANCE OF POST-HARVEST QUALITY IN CUT FLOWERS AND POTTED PLANTS.

Wouter G. van Doom | Ernst J. Woltering

25. THE EFFECT OF DIFFERENT GROWTH REGULATORS AND CHEMICAL TREATMENTS USED DURING POSTHARVEST FOR PRESERVING QUALITY OF CHRYSANTHEMUMS.

K. D'hont | J. Langeslag | B. Dahlhaus

26. EFFECTS OF LOW TEMPERATURES ON ORNAMENTAL PLANTS

M. S. Reid

27. COLD STORAGE AND TRANSPORTATION CONDITIONS FOR CUT FLOWERS CUTTINGS AND POTTED PLANTS.

R. M. Rudnicki | J. Nowak | Danuta M. Goszczynska

28. EFFECT OF COLD STORAGE DURATION ON BUDBREAK, ROOT REGENERATION AND ON CARBOHYDRATE CONTENT OF “MME A. MEILLAND” ROSE PLANTS.

M.A. MENOUD | J.C. MAUGET | J.S. FROSSARD

29. A PRE-STORAGE SUCROSE PULSE PROTECTS CUT LEUCADENDRON VAR. “SILVAN RED” DURING LONG TERM DRY STORAGE AT 1°C.

R.B. Jones

30. POST-HARVEST TREATMENT OF CUT FOLIAGE

M. Forrest

31. THE EFFECT OF LOW TEMPERATURES ON THE KEEPABILITY OF BULBFLOWERS

A. Swart

32. DETERMINING KEEPING QUALITY OF POT PLANTS

A. van Dijk | H. Barendse

33. SCREENING OF POTTED PLANTS FOR BARE-ROOT TRANSPORTATION IN COOLERS

J. Nowak

34. CHANGES IN THE CONTENTS OF CARBOHYDRATES IN OVARIES FROM CUT “SONIA” ROSES STORED AT 2°C AND THEN KEPT AT 20°C.

A.J. Lukaszewska | T. de Rijk | N. Gorin

35. LOW POST-HARVEST TEMPERATURE REDUCE THE COLLAPSING OF PRIMULA VULGARIS ‘DANIA SKARLAGEN’

L. Høyer | K. Kristensen

36. EFFECT OF DIFFERENT RATES OF SUCROSE ON VASE LIFE OF ROSE ‘SERENA’ AT LOW TEMPERATURES.

F. Deambrogio | E. Accati Garibaldi

37. THE INFILTRATION ABILITY OF BACILLUS SUBTILIS CELLS INTO XYLEM VESSELS OF CUT ROSE CV. ‘SONIA’: CRYO-SEM OBSERVATIONS

H. Put | W. Klop | A.C.M. Clerkx

38. SEEDS OF ORNAMENTAL PLANTS AND THEIR STORAGE

F. Corbineau | D. Côme

39. INFLUENCE OF LOW-TEMPERATURE STORAGE OF FLOWERBULBS ON SOME DEVELOPMENTAL PROCESSES

W.J. de Munk

40. IN VITRO CONSERVATION OF HORTICULTURAL SPECIES

F. Engelmann

41. IN VITRO PRESERVATION AT LOW TEMPERATURE OF ROSE PLANTLETS USABLE FOR DIRECT ACCLIMATIZATION

N. DORION | M. KADRI | C. BIGOT

42. THE INFLUENCE OF LOW TEMPERATURE ON THE MEMBRANE LIPID COMPOSITION AND FLOWERING CAPACITY OF TULIP BULBS.

K. Walch | P.R. van Hasselt

43. IN VITRO PRESERVATION OF RHODODENDRON DURING MULTIPLICATION AND RHIZOGENESIS STAGES

C. Baubault | V. Lanoy | F. Baudier | C. Ducommun

44. POSTHARVEST DISEASES AND PROTECTION OF PRODUCTS OF ORNAMENTAL HORTICULTURE

L.B. Orlikowski

45. COLD CHAIN FOR ORNAMENTAL HORTICULTURE

A. GAC