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EFFECT OF THIDIAZURON ON POSTHARVEST QUALITY OF CUT FLOWERS OF ANTHURIUM (ANTHURIUM ANDRAEANUM L. CV. MARSHALL)

Article number

755_55

Pages

415 – 418

Language

English

Abstract

Improving the quality and vase life of cut flowers of Anthurium through the application of thidiazuron (TDZ) was investigated.
TDZ was the most effective in prolonging the vase life of flowers at concentration of 10 and 15 µM (21.5 and 21 d, respectively) while treatment of 100 ppm BA had the shortest vase life (16.4 d) as compared to control (18.4 d). Besides, TDZ maintained green color on spathe in cut Anthurium. However, there were no significant differences in water uptake and changes in flower color among all treatments.

Publication

International Conference on Quality Management in Supply Chains of Ornamentals

Authors

N. Thawiang, M. Buanong, S. Kanlayanarat

Keywords

Anthurium, postharvest quality, TDZ, vase life

Full text

https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.2007.755.55

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76. PREDOMINANCE OF CYANIDIN FOUND IN FLOWER FROM TWO SPECIES OF AERIDES ORCHIDS

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