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SHOULD WE RECONSIDER THE USE OF DEIONIZED WATER AS CONTROL VASE SOLUTIONS?

Article number

543_31

Pages

257 – 264

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Abstract

Publication

VII International Symposium on Postharvest Physiology of Ornamental Plants

Authors

U. van Meeteren, A. van Gelder, van Ieperen

Keywords

water relations, copper sulfate, calcium chloride, sodium bicarbonate, Bouvardia, chrysanthemum, rose

Full text

https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.2001.543.31

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M.M. Miller

2. NEW DEVELOPMENTS IN ETHYLENE CONTROL – COMPOUNDS

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3. PROLONGING VASE LIFE OF DENDROBIUM FLOWERS

S. Ketsa | N. Kosonmethakul

4. BOUGAINVILLEA POST-PRODUCTION: NAA AND STS CONTROL OF BRACT ABSCISSION IS SUBJECT TO EXOGENOUS ETHYLENE

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6. PULSING WITH SUCROSE AND SILVER THIOSULFATE EXTENDED THE VASE LIFE OF CONSOLIDA AJACIS

F.L. Finger

7. EFFECT OF ETHEPHON AND SILVER THIOSULPHATE ON POSTHARVEST CHARACTERISTICS OF INFLORESCENCES OF SEVERAL LUPINUS SPECIES

W.A. Mackay | T.D. Davis | N. Sankhla

8. EXTENSION OF VASELIFE AND PREVENTION OF ETHYLENE-INDUCED FLOWER SHATTERING IN LUPINUS HAVARDII BY

N. Sankhla | T.D. Mackay | T.D. Davis

9. TEMPERATURE DEPENDENCE OF ETHYLENE INDUCED LEAFLET ABSCISSION IN RADERMACHERA SINICA

R. Labourio | L. Høyer

10. CULTURAL FACTORS AFFECTING POST-HARVEST QUALITY OF POTTED PLANTS

L. Hendriks

11. POSTHARVEST RESPONSES OF DIFFERENT ORNAMENTAL PRODUCTS TO PREHARVEST NITROGEN SUPPLY: ROLE OF CARBOHYDRATES, PHOTOSYNTHESIS AND PLANT HORMONES.

U. Druege

12. ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL OF ANTHESIS IN METROSIDEROS EXCELSA (Myrtaceae)

R. Henriod | P.E. Jameson | J. Clemens

13. EFFECTS OF GROWING CONDITIONS ON THE SHELF LIFE OF FICUS BENJAMINA

A. Bulle | M. de Jongh

14. RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN DRY MATTER DISTRIBUTION AT HARVEST AND POSTPRODUCTION QUALITY IN POTTED ROSES

L. Hoyer | K. Salhøj

15. POST-PRODUCTION PERFORMANCE OF IMPATIENS PLANTS GROWN IN SUBSTRATES CONTAINING COMPOST

K.A. Klock-Moore

16. DNA PROCESSING DURING TEPAL SENESCENCE OF SANDERSONIA AURANTIACA

J.R. Eason | T.T. Bucknell

17. A SIMPLE AND RAPID METHOD FOR ISOLATING HIGH QUALITY RNA FROM FLOWER PETALS

D.A. Hunter | M.S. Reid

18. PHYSIOLOGICAL AND GENETIC REASONS FOR DIFFERENT POSTHARVEST CHARACTERISTICS IN MINIATURE POTTED ROSES

R. Mueller | A.S. Andersen | M. Serek | B.M. Stummann

19. CHARACTERISATION OF ALSTROEMERIA FLOWER VASE LIFE

20. ROLE OF SOLUBLE CARBOHYDRATES IN FLOWER SENESCENCE: A SURVEY

W.G. van Doorn

21. WATER RELATIONS AND STAMEN ABSCISSION IN CUT FLOWERS OF SELECTED MYRTACEAE

J. Sun | P.E. Jameson | J. Clemens

22. THE EFFECT OF TRANSIENT WATER STRESS ON SUGAR METABOLISM AND DEVELOPMENT OF CUT FLOWERS

S. Mayak | S. Meir | H. Ben-Sade

23. GREENHOUSE CLIMATE AND KEEPING QUALITY OF ROSES

L.M. Mortensen

24. PROCESSES AND XYLEM ANATOMICAL PROPERTIES INVOLVED IN REHYDRATION DYNAMICS OF CUT FLOWERS

25. CARBOHYDRATE TRAFFIC DURING OPENING OF GLADIOLUS FLORETS

K. Waithaka | L.L. Dodge | M.S. Reid

26. EFFECT OF AMINOOXYACETIC ACID AND SUCROSE ON VASE LIFE OF CUT ROSES

S. Ketsa | N. Narkbua

27. LATE-SEASON APPLICATIONS OF MEDIA SURFACTANT IMPROVE WATER RETENTION AND TIME TO WILT DURING POSTPRODUCTION

J.B. Million | J.E. Barrett | T.A. Nell

28. QUANTIFICATION OF EMBOLI BY VISUALIZATION OF AIR FILLED XYLEM VESSELS

J. Nijsse | U. van Meeteren | C.J. Keijzer

29. EFFECTS OF RETAIL HYDRATION ON WATER UPTAKE AND QUALITY OF ‘MADAME DELBARD’ ROSES AFTER LONG TERM TRANSPORT

A. Suzuki | R.T. Leonard | T.A. Nell | J.E. Barrett | D.G. Clark

30. SHOULD WE RECONSIDER THE USE OF DEIONIZED WATER AS CONTROL VASE SOLUTIONS?

U. van Meeteren | A. van Gelder | van Ieperen

31. CARBOHYDRATE STATUS AND POST STORAGE RECOVERY OF MICROPROPAGATED HOSTA PLANTLETS STORED AT VARYING TEMPERATURES IN LIGHT OR DARKNESS

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33. A NURSERY COMPARISON ON THE VASE LIFE OF THE ROSE ‘FIRST RED’: EFFECTS OF GROWTH CIRCUMSTANCES

N. Marissen | J. Benninga

34. EVALUATION OF LONG TERM TRANSPORT OF COLOMBIAN GROWN CUT ROSES

R.T. Leonard | T.A. Nell | A. Suzuki | J.E. Barrett | D.G. Clark

35. EFFECTS OF POSTHARVEST DIP TREATMENTS ON LEATHERLEAF FERN (Rumohra adiantiformis) FROND VASE LIFE

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36. SUCROSE ENHANCES THE POSTHARVEST QUALITY OF CUT FLOWERS OF EUSTOMA GRANDIFLORUM (RAF.) SHINN.

M.C. Cho | F. Celikel | L. Dodge

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43. DOCIS: A MODEL TO SIMULATE CARBOHYDRATE BALANCE AND DEVELOPMENT OF INFLORESCENCE DURING VASE LIFE

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