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ETHYLENE DISORDERS IN BULBOUS CROPS DURING STORAGE AND GLASS-HOUSE CULTIVATION
Article number
51_33
Pages
321 – 328
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Abstract
It has been shown that ethylene in rather low concentrations (0.1 ppm and higher) can affect the metabolic and morphogenetic processes in bulbous crops considerably.
A survey has been given of the aberrations in tulips, namely gummosis, bud-necrosis, flower-bud blasting, inhibition of root development, ‘stokkeplanten’, leaf abnormalities, root hair development, wax deposition on the leaves, inhibition of the elongation growth of the stems and flower-bud abscission in lilies.
A survey has been given of the aberrations in tulips, namely gummosis, bud-necrosis, flower-bud blasting, inhibition of root development, ‘stokkeplanten’, leaf abnormalities, root hair development, wax deposition on the leaves, inhibition of the elongation growth of the stems and flower-bud abscission in lilies.
The responsiveness of the plants to ethylene seemed to be largely dependent on the temperature, the developmental stage of the plants and varietal characters.
Authors
W.J. de Munk
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