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A DOWNWARD WAY OF CUTTING ROSES: THE ‘SCHUSS’ METHOD

Article number

424_65

Pages

351 – 354

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Abstract

When using the ‘Schuss’ method most buds of a mother-stem are successively used to grow the flowering stems.
The method is described: its effects on the yield and quality of Rosa ‘Jelrocami’-Koba® were observed during a 2-year experiment and are reported here.

Publication

II International Rose Symposium

Authors

A. Morisot, P. Bearez, M. Ben Saoula, G. Perez

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https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.1996.424.65

Online Articles (77)

1. INFLUENCE OF CLIMATIC AND SOCIO ECONOMICAL FACTORS ON MODE OF CULTIVATION AND RESEARCH OF ROSE PLANTS

N. Zieslin

2. INFLUENCE OF PROPAGATION MATERIAL AND METHOD ON REGENERATION, GROWTH AND FLOWERING OF CUT ROSE CVS FRISCO AND GABRIELLA

N. Bredmose | J. Hansen

3. THE EFFECT OF ROOTSTOCK QUALITY ON STENTING SUCCESS OF ROSA CANINA

J.A.M. Kromwijk

4. THE EFFECTS OF HIGH-INTENSITY LIGHTING ON FLOWER YIELD OF ROSE “DALLAS”

E. Farina | R. Veruggio

5. WATER USE AND CROP PRODUCTIVITY OF ROSES GROWING ON VOLCANIC LAPILLI (PICON) IN CANARY ISLANDS.

6. EFFECT OF WATER STRESS AT DIFFERENT STAGES OF ROSE DEVELOPMENT

D. Chimonidou-Pavlidou

7. THE UPTAKE OF NITRATE AND AMMONIUM BY GREENHOUSE ROSES.

R.I. Cabrera | R.Y. Evans | J.L. Paul

8. NYCHTHEMERAL UPTAKE OF WATER AND NITRATE (NO₃^–) DURING THE GROWTH OF ROSE PLANTS IN HYDROPONIC CULTURE

R. Brun | L. Chazelle | Y. Tarere | S. Voisin

9. CHANGES IN STEM DIAMETER DEPEND UPON VARIATIONS IN WATER CONTENT IN ROSE PLANTS

L. Urban | C. Fabret | L. Barthelemy

10. LIMITATION OF ROSE PHOTOSYNTHETIC CAPACITY UNDER N DEPRIVATION

C. Bellert | J.J. Longuenesse | P. Robin

11. ANALYSIS OF ROSE CROP PRODUCTION

M.T.N. Kool | J.C.M. de Koning

12. ‘PP.ROSE’: AN EMPIRICAL MODEL TO PREDICT THE POTENTIAL YIELD OF CUT ROSES

A. Morisot

13. NITRATE REDUCTASE AND GLUTAMINE SYNTHETASE ACTIVITY IN ROSE PLANTS (ROSA X HYBRIDA CVS. ILSETA AND MERCEDES): EFFECTS OF ROOT-SHOOT INTERACTIONS

H. Agbaria | B. Heuer | N. Zieslin

14. DIFFERENT PRESOWING TREATMENTS OF ROSA CANINA ‘SCHMIDTS IDEAL’ SEEDS AND THEIR IMPACT ON PRODUCTION CYCLE SHORTENING

M. Grbic | O. Mijanovic | S. Jevtic

15. IMPACT OF GROWTH CONDITIONS ON YIELD AND QUALITY OF CUT ROSES

C. Ménard | B. Dansereau

16. CHANGES IN NUTRIENT SOLUTION CAUSED BY VOLCANIC CINDER MEDIA OF SOILLESS GREENHOUSE ROSES. IN THE CANARY ISLANDS

M.C. Cid-Ballarín | A.R. Socorro-Monzon | N. Zieslin

17. IRRIGATION MANAGEMENT BASED ON WATER CONSUMPTION, FOR GREENHOUSE ROSES GROWING ON TERRACE SOILS IN THE CANARY ISLANDS

R. Munoz-Carpena | A.R. Socorro-Monzon | P. Mansito | J. Trujillo

18. PRODUCTION AND QUALITY OF ROSA HYBRIDA CV SONIA IN ROCKWOOL AT THREE LEVELS OF ELECTRICAL CONDUCTIVITY COMBINED WITH TWO LEVELS OF RELATIVE HUMIDITY

R. Brun | A. Settembrino

19. INFLUENCE OF MOISTURE DEFICIT AND CULTURAL PRACTICES ON TRANSPIRATION OF GLASSHOUSE ROSES

R. de Graaf

20. EFFECT OF LIGHT AND ELECTRIC CONDUCTIVITY OF THE GROWING MEDIUM ON GROWTH AND YIELD OF ROSES PRUNED IN SUMMER

H.R. Gislerød | V. Revhaug | H. Mikkelsen

21. PRESENT STATUS AND TRENDS OF ROSE PRODUCTION IN SERBIA

O. Mijanovic | M. Grbic | S. Jevtic

22. EFFECT OF ELECTRICAL CONDUCTIVITY AND SUPPLY RATE OF THE NUTRIENT SOLUTION ON STOMATAL CONDUCTANCE OF ROSE PLANT LEAVES

S. Isaac | L. Urban

23. ROOTSTOCK USED FOR ROSE BUSHES GROWN IN FOIL TUNNELS IN POLAND

J. Hetman | K. Pudelska

24. MODELLING THE POSTHARVEST LIFE OF CUT ROSES

M.S. Reid | M. Mokhtari | J.H. Lieth | W.G. van Doorn | R.Y. Evans

25. ETHYLENE AND THE POSTHARVEST PERFORMANCE OF MINIATURE ROSES

M. Serek | E.C. Sisler | M.S. Reid

26. INFLUENCE OF NITROGEN SUPPLY ON ABA LEVELS AND FLOWER SENESCENCE IN ROSA HYBRIDA CV ROYALTY

C. Ménard | B. Dansereau | G. Garello | M.Th. Le Page-Degivry

27. CHANGES IN CONTENTS OF ENDOGENOUS CYTOKININS IN PETALS OF CUT SONIA ROSES DURING FLOWER DEVELOPMENT

A.J. Lukaszewska | J. Bianco | Ph. Barthe | M.Th. Le Page-Degivry

28. SEASONAL DIFFERENCES IN POST-PRODUCTION LONGEVITY OF POTTED MINIATURE ROSES

T.M. Kyalo | H.B. Pemberton | J.M. Zajicek

29. STRUCTURAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS AFFECTING THE POSTHARVEST LIFE OF CUT ROSES

R.Y. Evans | J. Zheng | M.S. Reid

30. INFLUENCE OF SIMULATED TRANSPORT ON POSTHARVEST LONGEVITY OF THREE CULTIVARS OF MINIATURE POTTED ROSE

K. Borch | M.H. Williams | L. Høyer

31. IMPACT OF CULTURE CONDITIONS ON SUBSEQUENT CUT FLOWER LONGEVITY IN 3 CULTIVARS OF ROSES: INVOLVEMENT OF ABA.

G. Garello | M.Th. Le Page-Degivry | C. Ménard | B. Dansereau

32. CHANGES IN [³H]ABA METABOLISM OF PETALS DURING FLOWER SENESCENCE

Ph. Barthe | M.Th. Le Page-Degivry | A.J. Lukaszewska

33. MEASURING POST PRODUCTION QUALITY IN POT ROSES

M.H. Williams | L. Andersen | K. Borch | L. Høyer

34. POST PRODUCTION QUALITY OF POT ROSES: A RESULT OF INTERACTION BETWEEN CULTIVAR, POST-PRODUCTION CONDITIONS AND NUMBERS OF OPEN FLOWERS AT THE TIME OF SALE

L. Høver | K. Borch | M.H. Williams

35. DISEASES OF ROSES: EVOLUTION OF PROBLEMS AND NEW APPROACHES FOR THEIR CONTROL

M.L. Gullino | A. Garibaldi

36. SELECTION OF MICRORGANISMS ACTIVE AGAINST BOTRYTIS CINEREA ON CUT ROSES

C. Pasini | T. Berio | M.L. Gullino

37. SCREENING ROSES FOR RESISTANCE TO DIPLOCARPON ROSAE

S. Walker | Z. Mandegaran | A.M. Roberts

38. ANALYSIS OF THE BEHAVIOUR OF VARIOUS ROOTSTOCKS AND BOTANICAL SPECIES OF THE GENUS ROSA TOWARDS AGROBACTERIUM TUMEFACIENS

S. Reynders-Aloisi | G. Pelloli | A. Bettachini

39. IMPACT OF THE CROWN GALL DISEASE ON VIGOUR AND YIELD OF ROSE TREES.

40. DETECTION AND DETERMINATION OF PATHOGENIC AGROBACTERIUM OF ROSES WITH PCR

S. Pionnat | X. Nesme | Y. Dessaux | C. Poncet

41. EVALUATION OF ROSE CULTIVARS TO FUNGAL DISEASES SUSCEPTIBILITY

H. Wisniewska-Grzeszkiewicz | A.T. Wojdyla

42. HOST SUITABILITY OF ROSE ROOTSTOCKS TO THE ROOT-KNOT NEMATODE MELOIDOGYNE HAPLA USING A HIGH-INOCULUM-PRESSURE TEST

43. ROSE BREEDING: PAST, PRESENT, PROSPECTS.

D.P. de Vries | L.A.M. Dubois

44. GENETIC ANALYSIS OF MOLECULAR MARKERS IN CROSSES BETWEEN DIPLOID ROSES

Th. Debener | L. Mattiesch

45. CHARACTERISATION OF GENETIC DIVERSITY IN GENUS ROSA BY RANDOMLY AMPLIFIED POLYMORPHIC DNA

S. Reynders-Aloisi | P. Bollereau

46. VARIETAL IDENTIFICATION IN ROSA BY USING ISOZYME AND RAPD MARKERS

J.I. Cubero | T. Millan | F. Osuna | A.M. Torres | S. Cobos

47. DNA MARKERS IN ROSE AND THEIR USE FOR CULTIVAR IDENTIFICATION AND GENOME MAPPING

R. Ballard | S. Rajapakse | A. Abbott | D.H. Byrne

48. THE USE OF AMPHIDIPLOIDY IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF BLACKSPOT RESISTANT ROSE GERMPLASM

D.H. Byrne | W. Black | Y. Ma | H.B. Pemberton

49. USE OF FLOW CYTOMETRY FOR THE RAPID DETERMINATION OF PLOIDY LEVEL IN THE GENUS ROSA

Y. Jacob | C. Teyssier | S. Reynders-Aloisi | S.C. Brown

50. DESCRIPTIONS OF ROSE VARIETIES AND IMAGE ANALYSIS

M.-H. Gandelin

51. INTEGRATED RESEARCH IN ROSE IMPROVEMENT – A BREEDER’S EXPERIENCE

S. Gudin | J. Mouchotte

52. USE OF MOLECULAR MARKERS IN TAXONOMIC STUDIES OF ROSA SP.

M.T. Moreno | A.M. Torres | T. Millan | J. Armada | J.I. Cubero

53. NATIONAL ROSE GROUP: CENSUS OF VARIETIES AND HARMONIZATION OF DESCRIPTIONS

M.-N. Mistou | M.-H. Gandelin | L. Poetto

54. ETUDE DE LA COULEUR DE VARIETES DE ROSIER PAR SPECTROCOLORIMETRIE

M.N. Mistou

55. CHARACTERISATION OF A COLLECTION OF BOTANICAL ROSE TREES BY PHENOTYPIC DATA ANALYSIS

C. Teyssier | S. Reynders-Aloisi | Y. Jacob

56. POLLINATION IN ROSA RUGOSA THUNB. EX MURRAY

Y. Ueda | D. Takeshita | T. Ando

57. MANAGEMENT OF GENETIC RESOURCES IN THE GENUS ROSA

M.-F. Tarbouriech

58. ROSE PHENOTYPES: QUESTIONS OF DIVERSITY AND DEVELOPMENT

A.M. Roberts | R. Lewis

59. EFFECT OF THE POSITION OF CUTTINGS ALONG THE MOTHER-STEM (ROSA HYBRIDA CV.’RUIDRIKO’ VIVALDI®) ON THE DEGREE OF RAMIFICATION IN SOILLESS CULTURE

M. Le Bris | A. Champéroux | A. Morisot

60. THE DIRECT REGENERATION OF ADVENTITIOUS BUDS ON LEAF EXPLANTS OF GLASSHOUSE-GROWN CUT ROSE CULTIVARS

L.A.M. Dubois | D.P. de Vries

61. REGENERATION OF ROSE PLANTS FROM CELL AND TISSUE CULTURES

K. Yokoya | S. Walker | V. Sarasan

62. EFFECT OF SUPPLIED NITRATE LEVEL ON PLANT ABSORPTION AND DRAINAGE

N. Pertusier | A. Champeroux | A. Jaffrin

63. ACTION OF 3 DIFFERENT NITRATE LEVELS OF FERTIRRIGATION ON THE RAMIFICATION OF ROSE PLANTS GROWN SOILLESS IN GREENHOUSE

N. Pertusier | A. Champeroux | A. Jaffrin

64. COMPARISON OF ROSE YIELDS WITH UPWARD AND DOWNWARD CUT METHODS

A. Champeroux | A. Jaffrin | M. Le Bris

65. A DOWNWARD WAY OF CUTTING ROSES: THE ‘SCHUSS’ METHOD

A. Morisot | P. Bearez | M. Ben Saoula | G. Perez

66. THE LATEX RED TEST – A RAPID METHOD TO DEMONSTRATE THE OCCURRENCE OF MICROPARTICLES ON THE XYLEM SURFACE OF CUT ROSES

D.J. Durkin | H.M.C. Put | A.C.M. Clerkx

67. WATER CONDUCTING SYSTEM OF THE ROSE SHOOT

J.P. André

68. THE INFLUENCE OF DIFFERENT DILUTIONS OF THE MODIFIED MURASHIGE AND SKOOG MEDIUM ON ROOTING AND GROWTH OF THE ROSA CV. UNDER IN VIVO CONDITIONS

A. Siftar

69. PRACTICAL METHOD FOR OVERCOMING SHOOT SENESCENCE AND DIFFICULTIES WITH ROOTING OF ROSE SHOOTS PROPAGATED IN VITRO

M. Podwyszynska

70. CRYOPRESERVATION OF SHOOT TIPS OF ROSA MULTIFLORA

J.M. Chartier-Hollis | W. Harris | P.T. Lynch

71. THE USE OF PATHOGEN DERIVED RESISTANCE AND OTHER STRATEGIES TO OBTAIN TRANSGENIC PLANTS RESISTANT TO VIRUSES

T. Candresse

72. PATHOLOGISTS’ CONTRIBUTION TO STRATEGIES FOR PRODUCING PATHOGEN-FEE ROSE MATERIAL

P. Ricci | J.C. Devergne | C. Poncet

73. GENETIC TRANSFORMATION OF ROSES, 2 EXAMPLES: ONE ON MORPHOGENESIS, THE OTHER ON ANTHOCYANIN BIOSYNTHETIC PATHWAY

74. A DISCUSSION OF THE CONSUMER ACCEPTANCE OF GENETIC TRANSFORMATION IN ROSES

S. Walker

75. PROTOPLAST FUSION AND ITS POTENTIAL ROLE IN THE GENETIC IMPROVEMENT OP ROSES

J. Mottley | K. Yokoya | D. Matthews | J. Squirrell | J.E. Wentworth

76. OPTIMIZATION OF A METHOD FOR THE HAPLOIDIZATION OF CULTIVATED ROSES

J. Meynet | E. Botton | J. Eychene | F. Aime

77. ROSE FACTORIES, FICTION OR FUTURE ?

G.A. Van den Berg