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PHENOMENA ON AND AROUND THE CUT SURFACE OF ROSA CV. ‘SONIA’ AND ‘KARDINAL’ STEMS OBSERVED BY SEM (SCANNING ELECTRON MICROSCOPE) AND EDX (ENERGY DISPERSIVE X-RAY)

Article number

751_55

Pages

431 – 440

Language

English

Abstract

Data and figures obtained as a result of microbiological, physical, biophysical, SEM and EDX observations may lead in part to explain phenomena relating to the disturbance of the water relations and the vase life of cut rose flowers.
Measurements taken to prevent disturbance of the water conditions and vase life of the rose flower are summarized.
Further research is necessary to obtain new related material.

Publication

IV International Symposium on Rose Research and Cultivation

Authors

H.M.C. Put, A.C.M. Clerkx

Keywords

phenomena, cut surface, SEM, EDX

Full text

https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.2007.751.55

Online Articles (64)

1. WATER AVAILABILITY TO ROSE ROOTS GROWN IN SOILLESS MEDIA, AS A DETERMINANT FACTOR OF PRODUCTIVITY

M. Raviv | R. Wallach

2. CRITICAL SUCCESS FACTORS FOR ROBOTIZED ROSE HARVESTING

N.G. Victoria | B. Eveleens | H.J. Van Telgen | P. Van Weel

3. PROCEEDINGS ON ROSE BREEDING, CULTIVATION AND PRODUCTION IN CHINA

Y. Lin | Q. Liu

4. THE EFFECT OF COVERING MATERIAL ON THE MICROCLIMATE OF ROSE PLANTS IN A GREENHOUSE

E. Mashonjowa | J.R. Milford | J.G. Pieters | H. Uchida Frausto

5. PESTICIDE REPORTING AND USE PATTERNS IN OUTDOOR ROSES IN CENTRAL CALIFORNIA OVER EIGHT YEARS

J.F. Karlik | M.R. Sabin | R. Espinosa

6. DELIVERY OF GASES VIA DRIP IRRIGATION TUBING: AN EXPLORATORY STUDY

J.F. Karlik | C.H. Haas | J. Ole Becker | U.K. Schuch

7. GREENHOUSE ROSE PRODUCTIVITY AND NUTRIENT STATUS IN RESPONSE TO FERTILIZATION WITH A CONTROLLED-RELEASE FERTILIZER

R.I. Cabrera

8. QUALITY AND COMMERCIAL GRADE OF ROSE YIELDS AS AFFECTED BY POTASSIUM APPLICATIONS THROUGH DRIP IRRIGATION

9. NUTRIENT CONTENT IN ROSE LEAVES AS AFFECTED BY POTASSIUM APPLICATIONS THROUGH DRIP IRRIGATION

10. NUTRIENT CONTENT IN SOIL GROWN ROSES AFFECTED BY DRIP IRRIGATED POTASSIUM DOSES

11. EVALUATING THE PRODUCTIVITY OF RED ROSE CULTIVARS IN SOILLESS CULTURE

G. Fascella | G.V. Zizzo | S. Agnello

12. RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN VISUALLY DETERMINED STARCH CONTENT AND FLOWERING OF CONTAINERIZED FIELD-GROWN GARDEN ROSES

H. Brent Pemberton | U.K. Schuch

13. EFFECT OF PHOSPHORUS CONCENTRATION ON GROWTH AND PHOSPHORUS ABSORPTION OF POTTED MINIATURE ROSES GROWN IN A RECIRCULATING

W.J. Yu | K. Imaida | R. Suzuki | L.H. Li | H. Fukui

14. THE EFFECT OF TEMPERATURE ON YEAR-ROUND DEVELOPMENT OF ROSE SHOOTS INITIATED USING CUTTING OR BENDING

N.S. Mattson | J. Heinrich Lieth

15. MODELING MACRONUTRIENT ABSORPTION OF HYDROPONICALLY-GROWN CUT FLOWER ROSES

N.S. Mattson | J. Heinrich Lieth

16. DEVELOPMENT OF A PHASE DEPENDENT GROWTH STRATEGY FOR MOBILE ROSE CULTIVATION SYSTEMS

N. García Victoria | B. Eveleens | H.J. Van Telgen

17. NBS-LRR-RGAS IN ROSES: DIVERSITY, GENOMIC ORGANIZATION, EXPRESSION AND CHROMOSOMAL LOCATION

A. Hattendorf | T. Debener

18. MOLECULAR MARKER USE IN PERENNIAL PLANT BREEDING

D.H. Byrne

19. TOWARD POSITIONAL CLONING OF EVERBLOOMING GENE (EVB) IN PLANTS: A BAC LIBRARY OF ROSA CHINENSIS CV. ‘OLD BLUSH’

G. Hess | D.H. Byrne | H. Zhang

20. MOLECULAR CHARACTERIZATION OF INTERSPECIFIC HYBRIDS OF SCENTED ROSES USING RAPD MARKERS

N. Kaur | R.K. Sharma | D. Dhyani | S. Karthigeyan | P.S. Ahuja

21. RESISTANCE REACTIONS IN ROSE LEAVES AGAINST POWDERY MILDEW (PODOSPHAERA PANNOSA)

A. Dewitte | L. Leus | J. Van Huylenbroeck | E. Van Bockstaele | M. Höfte

22. SCREENING FOR RESISTANCE TO DOWNY MILDEW AND ITS EARLY DETECTION IN ROSES

D.F. Schulz | T. Debener

23. CULTURING AND LONG-TERM STORAGE OF VIRULENT RACES OF THE ROSE BLACKSPOT PATHOGEN, DIPLOCARPON ROSAE WOLF

V.M. Whitaker | K. Zuzek | S.C. Hokanson | J.M. Bradeen

24. RELATION BETWEEN GENEALOGY AND RESISTANCE TO ROSE ROOT ROT CAUSED BY PYTHIUM HELICOIDES

L. Li | E. Shibata | N. Adachi | W. Yu | H. Fukui

25. IDENTIFICATION OF A LUTEOVIRUS ASSOCIATED WITH ROSE SPRING DWARF DISEASE IN ROSES

N. Salem | A. Rowhani | A.L. Moyne | S.T. Sim | D.A. Golino

26. TRANSMISSION OF ROSE MOSAIC VIRUSES

D.A. Golino | S.T. Sim | M. Cunningham | A. Rowhani

27. ROOTING SUCCESS OF ROSE CUTTINGS REDUCED BY INFECTION WITH APPLE MOSAIC VIRUS AND PRUNUS NECROTIC RINGSPOT VIRUS

D.A. Golino | S.T. Sim | N. Salem | A. Rowhani

28. A SEARCH FOR THE SOURCES OF ROOT KNOT NEMATODES IN COMMERCIAL ROSE NURSERIES

N. García Victoria | J.J. Amsing

29. ELIMINATION OF ROSE MOSAIC VIRUSES USING MICROSHOOT TIP TISSUE CULTURE

D.A. Golino | S.T. Sim | J.A. Lee | A. Rowhani

30. IDENTIFICATION AND OCCURRENCE OF RUST SPECIES (PHRAGMIDIUM SPP.) ON ROSES IN EUROPE

L. Leen | J. Van Huylenbroeck

31. CONTROL OF POWDERY MILDEW OF ROSES IN GREENHOUSE CONDITIONS

C. Pasini | F. D'Aquila | M. Amoretti | G.V. Zizzo

32. USE OF NATURAL PRODUCTS FOR THE CONTROL OF POWDERY MILDEW OF ROSE PLANTS

G. Scarito | A. Salamone | G. Vito Zizzo | S. Agnello

33. PREDATORY MITES FOR BIOCONTROL OF THE GREENHOUSE WHITEFLY, TRIALEURODES VAPORARIORUM IN CUT ROSES

J. Pijnakker | N. García Victoria | P.M.J. Ramakers

34. THE USE OF ROSA WICHURANA IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF LANDSCAPE ROSES ADAPTED TO HOT HUMID CLIMATES

D.H. Byrne | N. Anderson | H. Brent Pemberton

35. APPLIED POWDERY MILDEW RESISTANCE BREEDING IN ROSES

36. INTRODUCTION OF WILD GERMPLASM IN MODERN ROSES

J. Van Huylenbroeck | T. Eeckhaut | L. Leus | G. Werlemark | J. De Riek

37. CULTIVAR DEVELOPMENT OF SHRUB ROSES AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA HORTICULTURAL RESEARCH CENTER

K. Zuzek | S.C. Hokanson

38. IS IT POSSIBLE TO TRANSFER AROMA FROM ROSA DAMASCENA TO HYBRID TEA ROSE CULTIVARS BY HYBRIDISATION?

39. A MORPHOLOGICAL STUDY OF AUTOCHTHONOUS ROSES (ROSA, ROSACEAE) IN FLANDERS

40. TETRAPLOID INDUCTION BY COLCHICINE AND ORYZALIN IN ROSA MULTIFLORA

H. Fukui | T. Yokota

41. EVALUATION OF LANDSCAPE ROSES FOR LOW-MAINTENANCE GARDENING

M.E. Giorgioni

42. INHERITANCE OF FLOWER TRAITS, LEAFLET NUMBER AND PRICKLES IN ROSES

D.A. Shupert | D.H. Byrne | H. Brent Pemberton

43. ROSE POLLEN VIABILITY OVER TIME AT VARYING STORAGE TEMPERATURES

D.C. Zlesak | K. Zuzek | S.C. Hokanson

44. A STUDY ON THE HISTORY OF CHINESE ROSES FROM ANCIENT WORKS AND IMAGES

G. Wang

45. ROSES AND EMOTIVE APPEAL: “IF ZEUS CHOSE US A KING OF THE FLOWERS…”

J. Ole Becker | U.K. Schuch | J.F. Karlik

46. ABCDE MODEL FOR WILD ROSE (ROSA RUGOSA THUNB. EX MURRAY) FLORAL DEVELOPMENT

S. Matsumoto | H. Fukui

47. EVALUATING COUNTER-ION EFFECTS ON GREENHOUSE ROSES SUBJECTED TO MODERATELY-HIGH SALINITY

A.R. Solís-Pérez | R.I. Cabrera

48. REPRODUCTIVE SUCCESS AND INSECT VISITATION IN WILD ROSES (ROSA SPP.) – PRELIMINARY RESULTS FROM 2004

V.J. MacPhail | P.G. Kevan

49. EFFECTS OF SEVERAL VARIABLES ON IN VITRO CULTURE OF DAMASK ROSE (ROSA DAMASCENA MILL.)

M. Khosh-Khui | Z. Jabbarzadeh

50. HIGH VAPOR PRESSURE DEFICITS DECREASE LEAF AREA AND INCREASE LEAF WATER TRANSPORT IN FLOWER STEMS IN SOILLESS CULTURE

F. Liu | Y. Wu | Y. Cohen

51. VOLATILE COMPONENTS IN CHINESE ROSES

Y. Ueda | N. Wang | H. Sasaki | N. Watanabe | K. Yomogida

52. MICROPROPAGATION OF ROSA × HYBRIDA CV. ‘VEGAS’ VIA AXILLARY BUDS

A. Drefahl | M.G. Quoirin | F. Lorena Cuquel

53. WATER STRESS SIGNALS OF CUT ROSES DURING THE POSTHARVEST PROCESS

L. Hendriks | S. Spinarova

54. POST-HARVEST WATER STRESS TOLERANCE OF VARIOUS ROSE CULTIVARS: SCREENING AND CHARACTERISATION

S. Spinarova | L. Hendriks

55. PHENOMENA ON AND AROUND THE CUT SURFACE OF ROSA CV. ‘SONIA’ AND ‘KARDINAL’ STEMS OBSERVED BY SEM (SCANNING ELECTRON MICROSCOPE) AND EDX (ENERGY DISPERSIVE X-RAY)

H.M.C. Put | A.C.M. Clerkx

56. INVOLVEMENT OF GIBBERELLINS IN DEVELOPMENT AND SENESCENCE OF ROSE FLOWERS

N. Zieslin | H. Agbaria | E. Zamski

57. ENHANCING VASE LIFE OF ROSE WITH 1-MCP

F.L. Cuquel | A. Drefahl | A. Garrett Dronk

58. EFFECT OF HOLDING SOLUTIONS ON VASE LIFE OF CUT MINIATURE ROSES

S. Ketsa | S. Chinprayoon

59. EFFECT OF SODIUM DICHLOROISOCYANURATE AND SUCROSE ON VASE LIFE OF CUT ROSES

S. Ketsa | S. Dadaung

60. AN ANTISENSE ETR1 CDNA FROM ROSE CAN REDUCE THE ETHYLENE SENSITIVITY OF PETUNIAS

Y. Zheng | Y. Ma | Q. Liu | W. Cai

61. METHODS FOR MEASUREMENT OF THE XYLEM CONDUIT LENGTH DISTRIBUTION AND HYDRAULIC CONDUCTIVITY

J. Nijsse | H.M.C. Put

62. CRYO-PLANING FOR CRYO-SCANNING ELECTRON MICROSCOPY (SEM) -A METHOD FOR OBSERVATION OF XYLEM CONTENTS IN ROSA STEMS

J. Nijsse | H.M.C. Put

63. ANATOMY AND MORPHOLOGY OF ROOTING IN LEAFY ROSE STEM CUTTINGS AND STARCH DYNAMICS FOLLOWING SEVERANCE

J.M. Costa | E. Heuvelink | P.A. Van de Pol | H.M.C. Put

64. METHODS FOR ROSA GERMINATION

N. Anderson | D.H. Byrne