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THE INFLUENCE OF BENZYLADENINE TREATMENT TO MOTHERPLANTS OF CARNATIONS

Article number

71_1

Pages

19 – 22

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Abstract

It was found that benzyladenine /BA/ applied at concentrations from 25 mg/1 – 800 mg/1 as a spray on rooted cuttings of carnations promoted the number of lateral shoots significantly when compared with the untreated plants.

BA treatment can be used in motherplant production to get more cuttings, however the rooting quality of cuttings from the highest dose was insufficient.

Publication

Symposium on Carnations

Authors

K.J. Mynett

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https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.1977.71.1

Online Articles (44)

1. THE INFLUENCE OF BENZYLADENINE TREATMENT TO MOTHERPLANTS OF CARNATIONS

K.J. Mynett

2. REMOVAL RHYTHM OF NUTRIENT ELEMENTS IN VARIOUS STAGES OF CARNATION CULTURAL CYCLE

V. Magnifico | M. Cocozza Talia

3. THE SYSTEM OF SOIL TESTING IN THE NUTRITION OF CARNATIONS

E. Skalská

4. PECULIARITIES OF NUTRITION AND OF METABOLISM OF GREENHOUSE CARNATION

E. Mantrova

5. CARNATION MINERAL CONTENT MULTIVIARIATE ANALYSIS

P. Bellenand-Mayeur

6. SOME OBSERVATIONS ON “LITTLE LEAF NECROSIS” IN ‘SIM’ CARNATION

Jack L. Paul | Harry C. Kohl Jr | Anton M. Kofranek

7. EFFECT OF PLANTING DATE, PLANT DENSITIES AND PINCHING ON THE PRODUCTION OF MEDITERRANEAN AND MINIATURE CARNATION

E. Accati Garibaldi | L. Volpi

8. THE EFFECTS OF SPACING ON THE YIELDS OF GLASSHOUSE SPRAY CARNATIONS

L.S. Spithost

9. INFLUENCE OF PHOTOPERIOD ON IMPROVED ‘WHITE SIM’ CARNATION (DIANTHUS CARYOPHYLLUS L.) BRANCHING AND FLOWERING

R.D. Heins | H.F. Wilkins

10. FACTORS INFLUENCING THE GROWTH RATE AND SEASONAL FLOWER YIELD OF CARNATIONS

Seward T. Besemer

11. THE INFLUENCE OF TIMING AND DURATION OF PHOTOPERIODIC LIGHTING ON THE WINTER FLOWERING OF CARNATIONS

E. Kaukovirta

12. SPREAD OF FUSARIUM SPP. IN CARNATIONS BY MEANS OF WATER

H. Rattink

13. PROGRESS TOWARDS FUSARIUM RESISTANCE IN CARNATIONS

L.D. Sparnaaij | J.F. Demmink

14. THE DEVELOPMENT OF FUSARIUM WILT OF CARNATION IN SOILS WITH DIFFERENT SOIL INOCULUM LEVELS, AND DISEASE CONTROL WITH CARBENDAZIM DRENCHES.

Marion H. Ebben

15. POPULATION OF FUSARIUM WILT FUNGUS AT CARNATION GROWING SITES

L. Orlikowski | R. Dzieciol

16. EFFECT OF SOIL AMENDMENT WITH CHITIN AND STARCH AGAINST FUSARIUM OXYSPORUM F. SP. DIANTHI

R. Tramier | C. Antonini

17. AUXINIC CATABOLISM AND VIRULENCE IN TWO STRAINS OF FUSARIUM OXYSPORUM F. SP. DIANTHI

R. Tramier | A. Guezlane

18. CONTROL OF COLLAR ROT OF CARNATION CAUSED BY PHYTOPHTHORA NICOTIANAE VAR. PARASITICA (°)

G. Pergola | A. Garibaldi

19. ON THE SELECTIVE RESISTANCE OF CARNATION CUTTINGS TO ISOLATES OF PHYTOPHTHORA PARASITICA

P. Ricci | P. Bonnet

20. INHERITANCE OF PATHOGENICITY IN PHYTOPHTHORA PARASITICA

N. Maia | P. Venard

21. BEHAVIOUR OF PARASITICAL RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN PHIALOPHO-RACINERESCENS AND THE CARNATION

M. Péresse | M. Moreau

22. EVALUATION OF FUNGICIDES AND TIMING OF APPLICATION FOR THE CONTROL OF CARNATION RUST IN SOUTHERN ITALY. (“)

B. Aloj | A. Garibaldi

23. RESEARCHES ON THE RESITANCE TO FUSARIUM OXYSPORUM F. SP. DIANTHI IN CARNATION

A. Silvy | P. Péreau-Leroy

24. BREEDING CARNATIONS FOR DISEASE RESISTANCE IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA

L. E. Carrier

25. THE STUDY ON THE RESISTANCE OF A PINK SPECIES TO THE ATTACK OF UROMYCES CARYOPHYLLINUS (SCHR.)WINT. FUNGUS RESEARCHES REGARDING CHEMICAL FIGHTING

A. Pavel | I. Ene | M. Costescu

26. ARTHROPOD-PESTS OF CARNATION IN FRANCE

L. Déportes

27. ELABORATION OF A METHOD TO CONTROL A NEW PEST OF CARNATIONS IN THE MEDITERRANEAN AREA EPICHORISTODES ACERBELLA (LEP. TORTRICIDAE)

M. Pralavorio | L. Déportes | MM. Larroque | R. Poupet

28. THE EFFECT OF CARNATION ETCHED RING VIRUS ON THE PRODUCTIVITY OF THE CARNATION CULTIVAR ‘JOKER’

F.A. Hakkaart

29. CARNATION VIRUSES IN S-E AREA OF FRANCE

A. Poupet

30. NEW TRENDS FOR CONTROL OF NEMATODES IN CARNATION CROPS

A. Cuany | M. Ritter

31. PRACTICAL APPLICATION OF A CARNATION HEALTH IMPROVEMENT SCHEME FOR ISSUING CLEAN PROPAGATION MATERIAL

R. Jacquemont | J.P. Onesto | D. Delmon

32. COMMERCIAL CARNATION GROWING ON ROCK WOOL MATS IN DENMARK

A. Bjerggaard

33. LES ERREURS LES PLUS FREQUENTES DANS LA CULTURE HYDROPONIQUE DES OEILLETS.

Z. GUMINSKA

34. A DESCRIPTIVE MODEL OF THE SENESCENCE OF THE CARNATION (DIANTHUS CARYOPHYLLUS) INFLORESCENCE

R. Nichols

35. RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE VASE LIFE OF THE CUT FLOWER AND THE PLUGGING OF THE XYLEM VESSELS OF CARNATION

P. Camprubi | R. Fontarnau

36. GLUCID AND PROTEIN METABOLISM OF THE CARNATION CUT-FLOWER SUPPLIED OR NOT WITH A SACCHAROSE SOLUTION

A. Paulin

37. THE COMPLEXITY OF THE FACTORS AFFECTING THE COLOUR OF VARIOUS MEDITERRANEAN VARIETIES (CARMEN, SIROCO, VICTOR AND VICTOR 202) OF DIANTHUS CARYOPHYLLUS

M.D. Vidal | M.L. Molinas | J.F. Aguilá

38. RECENT VIEWS ON CARNATION CONSERVATION AND TRANSPORT

D. Souter | J.M. Bureau | A. Paulin

39. THE INFLUENCE OF SEASON ON CUT FLOWER CONDITIONING RESPONSE IN ‘WHITE SIM’ CARNATIONS

Jack L. Paul | Anton M. Kofranek | J. Kubota

40. DEVELOPMENT OF A NEW RACE OF PERPETUAL FLOWERING CARNATIONS

A.D. Boikov

41. LA POSITION CONCURRENTIELLE DE L’OEILLET BELGE

L. D'HAESE

42. LA PROTECTION DES NOUVELLES OBTENTIONS D’OEILLET (LOI DJ 11 JUIN 197O)

M. Vinot

43. LA CONSOMMATION DE L’OEILLET EN FRANCE

E. Morgan

44. CLOSING ADDRESS

E. STRØMME

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