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WINTER BLINDNESS OF GLADIOLUS: INTERACTION OF LIGHT AND TEMPERATURE

Article number

47_41

Pages

277 – 286

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Abstract

Total solar irradiance is the most important factor affecting winter flowering of gladiolus.
Winter low light energy fluxes affect flower development directly, whereas short days have a dual effect, one of reducing the total daily solar irradiance and the other a photoperiodic effect of reducing the time from planting to flowering, thus decreasing the total solar irradiance.

Plants at the 4 to 6 leaf stages are most sensitive to prevailing light conditions.
Low night temperature is a secondary factor promoting flower blasting.
Plants are most sensitive to chilling injury at the second and the 5th to 7th leaf stage.

Publication

II International Symposium on Flower Bulbs

Authors

R. Shillo, A.H. Halevy

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https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.1975.47.41

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