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BREEDING OF RED AND GREEN KANGAROO PAW (ANIGOZANTHOS MANGLESII)

Article number

454_12

Pages

111 – 114

Language

Abstract

Early flowering plants of good horticultural value were selected for hybrid production.
The efficiency of propagation of different hybrids was studied by seed set and germination rate.
Flowering of some hybrids was studied under different daylengths and temperatures.

Publication

III International Symposium on New Floricultural Crops

Authors

Y. Shchori, M. Kochba

Keywords

Haplanthesis, hybrid production

Full text

https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.1998.454.12

Online Articles (47)

1. WORLD TRENDS AND REQUIREMENTS: JAPAN

M. Koshioka | M. Amano

2. REQUIREMENTS FOR NEW FLORAL CROPS – PERSPECTIVES FOR THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

Mark S. Roh | Roger H. Lawson

3. TRENDS AND REQUIREMENTS IN FLORICULTURE IN EUROPE

C. Noordegraaf

4. WORLD TRENDS AND REQUIREMENTS – ISRAEL

Y. Ben-Tal

5. NEW FLORICULTURAL CROPS IN THAILAND

S. Lekawatana | O. Pituck

6. STRATEGIES OF EVALUATION AND INTRODUCTION OF “NEW ORNAMENTAL PLANTS”

W. Hentig

7. NECESSARY CONSIDERATIONS TO INTRODUCE A NEW TAXA

H.F. Wilkins | J.E. Erwin

8. SOME DENDRANTHEMA SPECIES NATIVE TO JAPAN

S. Fukai | W. Zhang | M. Goi

9. COLLECTION OF HIPPEASTRUM SPP., ALSTROEMERIA SPP. AND OTHER BRAZILIAN BULBOUS SPECIES

A. Tombolato | L. Matthes

10. DEVELOPMENT OF NEW WILDFLOWER CROPS IN VICTORIA

A.T. Slater | R.B. Jones | F. Horlock | B. Henderson | J.D. Faragher | D.V. Beardsell | R.B. Jones

11. THE DOMESTICATION OF THE BUSH-HARVESTED SEDGE CAUSTIS BLAKEI

M. E. Johnston | Julie H. Webber

12. BREEDING OF RED AND GREEN KANGAROO PAW (ANIGOZANTHOS MANGLESII)

Y. Shchori | M. Kochba

13. NEW SWEET PEA (LATHYRUS ODORATUS) CULTIVARS VIA INTERSPECIFIC HYBRIDIZATION WITH WILD LATHYRUS SPECIES

B.G. Murray | K.R.W. Hammett

14. BREEDING OF THE TETRAPLOID YELLOW-FLOWERED CYCLAMEN WITH “EYE”

T. Takamura | T. Sugimura | M. Tanaka | T. Kage

15. INTRODUCTION OF BACTERIAL WILT (PSEUDOMONAS CARYOPHYLLI) RESISTANCE IN DIANTHUS WILD SPECIES TO CARNATION

T. Onozaki | H. Ikeda | T. Yamaguchi | M. Himeno

16. DRIED AND PRESERVED ORNAMENTAL PLANT MATERIAL: NOT NEW, BUT OFTEN OVERLOOKED AND UNDERRATED

Daryl C. Joyce

17. OZOTHAMNUS AND CASSINIA SPECIES WITH POTENTIAL FOR COMMERCIALISATION

L.V. Turnbull | P.R. Beal

18. PROPAGATION OF PERSOONIA VIRGATA FOR COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT

Lynda M. Ketelhohn | M. E. Johnston | R. R. Williams

19. SELECTION AND PRODUCTION OF BORONIA

J.A. Plummer | J.M. Wann | I. Astarini | J.A. Considine | Z.E. Spadek | P. Watkins

20. DEVELOPMENT OF IXODIA ACHILLAEOIDES AS A CUT FLOWER CROP

Gail E. Barth

21. ACACIAS AS POTTED PLANTS

Mary A. Parletta | M. Sedgley

22. DWARF CYPERUS PAPYRUS FOR POTTED PLANTS

A. Hasegawa | M. Hashimoto | S. Fukai | A. Tajima

23. HARDY AND HALF HARDY TERRESTRIAL ORCHIDS AS POTENTIAL NEW POTPLANTS

Bo I. Jørgensen | Torben F. Andersen

24. IMPROVEMENT OF GERMINATION OF VITEX AGNUS CASTUS L. SEEDS WITH SEED PRE-TREATMENTS

S. Belhadj | D. Gerasopoulos | E. Maloupa

25. STORAGE AND FORCING TEMPERATURES AFFECT INFLORESCENCE INITIATION, FLOWERING AND FLORET BLAST OF LACHENALIA ALOIDES ‘PEARSONII’

Mark S. Roh | A. Grassotti | L. Guglieri

26. FLOWER INITIATION AND DIFFERENTIATION IN VELTHEIMIA BRACTEATA

P.J. Jansen Van Vuuren | J.L. Ehlers

27. PSEUDOERANTHEMUM REPANDUM: POTENTIAL AS A NEW FLOWERING POTTED PLANT

A.S. Andersen | U. Bækman | L.S. Møller

28. IRRIGATE FOR MORE SEEDS AND HEAT FOR BETTER GERMINATION IN AUSTRALIAN EVERLASTING DAISIES

D. Choengsaat | J.A. Plummer | D.W. Turner

29. PROTOCOLS FOR EVALUATING NEW CROPS: THE NEW CROP PROGRAM AT THE UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA

Allan M. Armitage

30. AMENITY HORTICULTURE AND THE USE OF AUSTRALIAN NATIVE PLANTS IN ARID ZONE ENVIRONMENTS

M. Blackwell

31. AGROBACTERIUM-MEDIATED TRANSFORMATION OF KALANCHOE BLOSSFELDIANA AND QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS OF THE EXPRESSION PATTERN OF β-GLUCURONIDASE GENE

R. Aida | M. Shibata

32. EFFECT OF PROPAGATION DATE ON FLOWERING OF FIVE HEBE CULTIVARS

C. Cervelli | C. Mascarello | C. Guda

33. CHEMICAL MANIPULATION OF GROWTH AND FLOWERING IN POTTED MELASTOMA DECEMFIDUM AND TIBOUCHINA SEMIDECANDRA

T. Abdullah | Asiah A. Malek | Siti H. Ahmad

34. ALL YEAR ROUND PRODUCTIVITY OF F₁ AND BC₁ PROGENIES BETWEEN DENDRANTHEMA GRANDIFLORUM AND D. SHIWOGIKU

M. Douzono | H. Ikeda

35. DEVELOPMENT AND PROBLEMS OF GLADIOLUS HIBRIDUS CUT FLOWER CULTIVATION IN INDONESIAN HIGHLAND AREAS

M. Dwiastuti | .

36. CONTROL OF FLOWERING BY TEMPERATURE AND LIGHT REGIMES FOR FABIANA IMBRICATA RUIZ ET PAV. AND PERISTROPHE SPECIOSA (ROXB.EX.WALL) NEES

H. Grueneberg

37. INTROGRESSION IN JAPANESE EVERGREEN AZALEAS (RHODODENDRON KIUSIANUM AND R. KAEMPFERI)

N. Kobayashi | S. Kawashima | T. Handa | K. Takayanagi | K. Arisumi

38. POLLEN STORAGE OF CHRYSANTHEMUM

H. Ikeda | S. Numata

39. EFFECTS OF CORM WEIGHT ON THE GROWTH AND FLOWERING OF ZEPHYRA ELEGANS D. DON.

H.H. Kim | K. Ohkawa | K. Sakaguchi

40. EFFECTS OF BULB WEIGHT ON THE GROWTH AND FLOWERING OF LEUCOCORYNE COQUIMBENSIS F. PHILL.

H.H. Kim | K. Ohkawa | E. Nitta

41. ANALYSIS OF THE PERICLINAL CHIMERIC STRUCTURE OF CHRYSANTHEMUM SPORTS BY RANDOM AMPLIFIED POLYMORPHIC DNA

M. Shibata | S. Kishimoto | M. Hirai | R. Aida | I. Ikeda

42. THE EFFECT OF HARVEST TIME ON THE QUANTITY AND CHEMICAL COMPOSITION OF JASMINE (JASMINUM MULTIFLORUM L.) ESSENTIAL OIL

S.H. Ahmad | A.A. Malek | H.C. Gan | T.L. Abdullah | A.A. Rahman

43. SONICATION AS AN AID FOR HANDLING GERALDTON WAX (CHAMELAUCIUM UNCINATUM) POLLEN

C. Newell | J. McComb | G. Lullfitz

44. CONSTITUTIVE EXPRESSION OF β-GLUCURONIDASE GENE FUSED WITH STRESS-INDUCIBLE PROMOTER OF THE PATHOGENESIS-RELATED 1A PROTEIN GENE OF TOBACCO IN TRANSGENIC KALANCHOE BLOSSFELDIANA

R. Aida | M. Shibata

45. RETROTRANSPOSON-LIKE ELEMENTS IN DENDRANTHEMA PACIFICUM (NAKAI) KITAM

A. Shimizu | M. Hirai | H. Hirochika

46. THE EFFECT OF NATRAKELP® (SEAWEED CONCENTRATE) AND CULTAR® (PACLOBUTRAZOL) ON THE VASE LIFE OF STURT’S DESERT PEA FLOWERS (SWAINSONA FORMOSA)

P.N. Jones | A.M. Taji | M.J. Faint

47. INFLUENCE OF HIGH TEMPERATURE ON FLOWER STEM LENGTH AND PHOTOSYNTHESIS OF ROSES

H. Yamaguchi | Y. Hirata