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PROPAGATION, PECULIARITIES OF SEED GERMINATION AND PRODUCTIVITY OF WILD EDIBLE ONIONS IN WEST SIBERIA

Article number

688_14

Pages

129 – 132

Language

English

Abstract

Peculiarities of propagation, seed germination and productivity in growing in Central Siberian Botanical Garden (Novosibirsk) have been studied in 3 species: A. senescens L., A. glaucum Schrader and A. ramosum L. It has been established that onions are easily propagated by both seeds and bulb.
Germinating ability is high and does not depend on the origin of introduced species.
Rather high interpopulation variation of the biological productivity has been determined in A. senescens and A. ramosum. The most productive populations of the three onion species have been identified.

Publication

IV International Symposium on Edible Alliaceae

Authors

V.A. Cheryomushkina

Keywords

Allium L., sexual propagation, vegetative reproduction

Full text

https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.2005.688.14

Online Articles (52)

1. A COMPARATIVE STUDY ON THE ANTHER DEVELOPMENT AND MICROSPOROGENESIS IN MALE-FERTILE AND MALE-STERILE CHINESE CHIVE (ALLIUM TUBEROSUM)

L. Chunling | J. Zhongren | T. Xiran

2. A PRELIMINARY STUDY ON GENETIC ANALYSIS AND PURITY ASSESSMENT OF THE GARLIC GERMPLASM AND SEED BULBS BY THE ´FINGER PRINTING´ TECHNIQUE

P. Xu | C. Yang | S. Qu | C.Y. Yang

3. ADVANCEMENTS IN UNDERSTANDING AND MANIPULATING ALLIUM FLAVOR: CALCIUM AND CHLORIDE

W.M. Randle

4. BIOLOGICAL ACTIVITY OF ALLIUM COMPOUNDS: RECENT RESULTS

E. Block

5. BIOTECHNOLOGY APPLIED TO GARLIC AND ONION

P. Xu | C. Yang | C.Y. Yang

6. EMBRYOGENIC CELL SUSPENSION CULTURES OF GARLIC (ALLIUM SATIVUM L.) AS METHOD FOR MASS PROPAGATION AND POTENTIAL MATERIAL FOR GENETIC IMPROVEMENT

L. Fereol | V. Chovelon | S. Causse | M.L. Kalumvueziko | R. Kahane

7. GENOMIC AND BIOCHEMICAL ANALYSIS OF ONION (ALLIUM CEPA L.) SULFUR METABOLISM

8. HIGH CHROMOSOMAL INSTABILITIES IN SOMACLONES OF TWO INTERSPECIFIC ALLIUM-HYBRIDS

O. Schrader | R. Ahne | H. Budahn | H. Peterka | H. Zhao

9. INFLUENCE OF ENVIRONMENTAL AND GENETIC FACTORS ON THE ALLIIN CONTENT OF GARLIC BULBS

O. Huchette | R. Kahane | J. Auger | I. Arnault | C. Bellamy

10. INTERSPECIFIC HYBRIDIZATION FOR LEEK (ALLIUM AMPELOPRASUM) IMPROVEMENT

H. Peterka | H. Budahn | O. Schrader

11. INTROGRESSION OF ALLIUM FISTULOSUM L. INTO INTERSPECIFIC HYBRID BACKCROSSES BETWEEN A. FISTULOSUM L. AND A. CEPA L.

L.E. Martínez | C.R. Galmarini | R.W. Masuelli

12. OBSERVING AND EVALUATING OF THE INTRODUCED ONION VARIETIES AND LINES FROM ABROAD

Q. Shisong | P. Xu | S. Jinbin

13. POST-CULTURE EVALUATION OF MORPHOLOGICAL DIVERGENCE IN IRANIAN GARLIC ECOTYPES

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14. PROPAGATION, PECULIARITIES OF SEED GERMINATION AND PRODUCTIVITY OF WILD EDIBLE ONIONS IN WEST SIBERIA

V.A. Cheryomushkina

15. PUNGENCY DETERMINATION OF ARGENTINE ONION CULTIVARS

M. Sance | C.R. Galmarini | M.M. Bauzá

16. PURIFICATION, CHARACTERIZATION AND CLONING OF ONION GAMMA-GLUTAMYL TRANSPEPTIDASE

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17. ROLE OF GARLIC (ALLIUM SATIVUM L.) AND ONIONS (ALLIUM CEPA L.) IN HEALTH MANAGEMENT

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18. SELECTION AND UTILIZATION OF THE MALE-STERILE LINE ´244A´ IN WELSH ONION

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19. STUDIES ON THE AGRONOMICAL CHARACTERS OF 7 SPECIES WILD BULB CROPS FROM XINJIANG

G. Jie | T. Dunyan | L. Cheng

20. SULFUR BIOCHEMISTRY OF GARLIC: THE BIOSYNTHESIS OF FLAVOR PRECURSORS

21. TOWARDS A FRAMEWORK PCR-BASED MAP OF ONION (ALLIUM CEPA L.)

22. TOWARDS GENE SILENCING IN ONION

C.C. Eady

23. TRANSGENIC ONIONS WITH REDUCED ALLIINASE ACTIVITY: BIOCHEMICAL AND MOLECULAR ASSESSMENT

24. INTEGRATED CONTROL FOR SHALLOT DISEASE AND INSECTS

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25. PROGRAM FOR INTENSIVE PRODUCTION OF VIRUS-FREE GARLIC PLANTS

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26. VALIDATION OF FORECASTING SYSTEMS FOR DOWNY MILDEW AND BOTRYTIS SQUAMOSA IN SPRING SOWN ONION IN FRANCE

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27. ANALYSIS OF SEED GLIADIN ON SOME BULB CROPS

Z. Yanping | L. Haihe | M. Dewei | G. Suozho

28. ARGENTINE GARLIC II: THE NEED OF DIFFERENT CROPPING AND POST-HARVEST MANAGEMENT PRACTICES AMONG CULTIVARS

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29. EFFECT OF POTASH LEVELS AND SEASON ON PHYSICO-CHEMICAL COMPOSITION OF WHITE ONION ´PHULE SAFED´

S.D. Masalkar | K.E. Lawande | R.S. Patil | V.K. Garande

30. EFFECT OF POTASH LEVELS AND SEASONS ON STORAGE BEHAVIOR OF ONION ´PHULE SAFED´

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31. EFFECTS OF PRE-HARVEST TREATMENTS AND STORAGE CONDITIONS ON QUALITY AND SHELF-LIFE OF ONIONS

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32. GROWING PHASES OF THE WHITE GARLIC (ALLIUM SATIVUM) PLANT IN RELATION TO FIELD TEMPERATURE AND DAY LENGTH

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33. INDUCING EFFECT OF PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL INDUCER ON CHINESE CHIVE F₁ AND M₁ GENERATION

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34. IN VITRO PLANT REGENERATION AND BULBLET FORMATION OF SHALLOTS (ALLIUM ASCALONICUM L.) ´SUMENEP´

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35. MEDIUM-TERM STORAGE OF ALLIUM CEPA SEEDS

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36. POSTHARVEST QUALITY OF TWELVE ONION CULTIVARS GROWN IN THE SOUTHEAST OF BRAZIL

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37. STUDIES ON INDUCED ADVENTITIOUS SHOOTS VIA TISSUE CULTURE IN GARLIC INFLORESCENCE AND ON THE DYNAMICS OF ENDOGENOUS POLYAMINE CONTENTS DURING SHOOTING

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38. STUDIES ON INFLUENCE OF VARIOUS PRE-TREATMENTS AND DRYING METHODS ON QUALITIES OF DEHYDRATED ONION FLAKES

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39. SCREENING OF PROMISING ONION CULTIVARS FOR DEHYDRATION

S.D. Masalkar | V.K. Garande | R.S. Patil | R.S. Gaikwad

40. THE RESPONSE OF ´WHITE CREOLE´ ONIONS TO TROPICAL SHORT-DAY CONDITIONS OF JALGAON, MAHARASHTRA, INDIA

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41. ARGENTINE GARLIC I: A WIDE OFFER OF CLONAL CULTIVARS

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42. ARGENTINE GARLIC III: CULTIVAR DIFFERENTIATION UNDER A HEALTH-FUNCTIONALITY POINT OF VIEW

J.L. Burba | A. Camargo | A. Bermejillo | J.A. Portela

43. CALLUS INDUCTION AND PLANT REGENERATION IN ONION (ALLIUM CEPA L.)

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44. CHARACTERIZATION OF ARGENTINE GARLIC CULTIVARS FOR THEIR ALLICIN CONTENT

A. Camargo | R.W. Masuelli | J.L. Burba

45. CHARACTERIZATION OF ARGENTINE GARLIC CULTIVARS BY THEIR PUNGENCY

P.J. Natale | A. Camargo | C.R. Galmarini

46. CHEMICAL COMPOSITION AND PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF ORGANICALLY GROWN ONIONS IN CENTRAL BRAZIL

47. EFFECT OF SCAPE REMOVAL ON GARLIC BULB YIELD IN CENTRAL WASHINGTON

G.Q. Pelter | E.J. Sorensen | R.W. Van Denburgh | R.M. Hannan

48. GENERAL SITUATION OF ALLIUM CROPS IN CHINA

W. Debin | G. Jiande | L. Guangshu

49. INFLUENCE OF PLANTING TIME ON THE DEVELOPMENT, YIELD AND QUALITY OF GARLIC (ALLIUM SATIVUM L.) IN ESTONIA

P. Põldma | A. Merivee | A. Pae | K. Justus

50. PERSPECTIVES OF ORGANIC ONION PRODUCTION: THE DUTCH EXPERIENCE AS AN EXAMPLE FOR AN EMERGING MARKET ECONOMY AS CHINA

M.A. Beek

51. RECENT ACHIEVEMENTS IN ONION RESEARCH IN MAURITIUS

S. Seetohul | M. Gungadurdoss

52. RESEARCH ON THE CULTIVATION AND APPLICATION OF ´PINGDINGSHAN NO. 4´

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