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THE INFLUENCE OF DURATION OF WARM, COLD-DRY AND COLD-MOIST STORAGE ON DEVELOPMENT AND FLOWERING OF FREESIA PLANTS
Article number
47_39
Pages
259 – 266
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Abstract
During 1972 corms of three cultivars "Rose Mary", "Rijnveld’s Golden Yellow" and "White Swan" were given 31°C for 12 weeks followed by four weeks at 12°C or 2°C. "Rose Mary" corms treated at 31–12°C started to flower in the first week of January while those not treated flowered 1 month later.
The following year corms of cultivar "Rose Mary", "Mozart" and "Apollo" were treated at 31°C for different periods and at 12°C for 2 or 4 weeks.
The treatment at 13 weeks at 31°C followed by 4 weeks at 12°C wet was the most effective in hastening flowering.
The following year corms of cultivar "Rose Mary", "Mozart" and "Apollo" were treated at 31°C for different periods and at 12°C for 2 or 4 weeks.
The treatment at 13 weeks at 31°C followed by 4 weeks at 12°C wet was the most effective in hastening flowering.
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Authors
A. Alpi, F. Tognoni, G. Bragoni, N. Ceccarelli
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