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HOW TO MANIPULATE FLOWER INDUCTION AND DORMANCY THROUGH TEMPERATURE AND PHOTOPERIOD FLUCTUATION

Article number

649_32

Pages

177 – 180

Language

English

Abstract

One main reason for understanding flowering in strawberry is that flowering time and pattern determine the time, duration and intensity of fruiting.
Current fruit production methods, particularly for out-of-season crops, therefore revolve around control of the flowering process.
The purpose of this paper is to give examples of applied research done on the effects of digging date and cold storage after digging on the timing and development of flowering in Chandler, and how artificial short-day treatment of Korona strawberry plants gives a high cropping potential in out-of-season production of strawberries.

Publication

Euro Berry Symposium – COST-Action 836 Final Workshop

Authors

A. SΦnsteby, T. Hytönen, P. Palonen, M.G.S. Palha

Keywords

chilling, Fragaria x ananassa, flower initiation, out-of-season, short day treatment, yield

Full text

https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.2004.649.32

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