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WATER ASCENDS IN WOODY PLANTS: SO WHAT?

Article number

990_36

Pages

305 – 311

Language

English

Abstract

Publication

II International Symposium on Woody Ornamentals of the Temperate Zone

Authors

K. Steppe

Keywords

dynamic water transport, transpiration, plant sensors, mechanistic plant modelling, early warning, irrigation scheduling, stress detection, speaking plant

Full text

https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.2013.990.36

Online Articles (66)

1. CHALLENGES AND PERSPECTIVES FOR WOODY ORNAMENTALS

N.M.G. Dolmans | H. van Reuler

2. PHEROMONES FOR MONITORING AND CONTROL OF HORTICULTURAL PESTS: APPLICATIONS FOR WOODY ORNAMENTALS

J.V. Cross | M.T. Fountain | D.R. Hall | D.I. Farman

3. BROAD MITE CONTROL IN WOODY ORNAMENTALS: DEVELOPING AN INTEGRATED PEST MANAGEMENT SOLUTION

4. SOME OXIDATIVE RESPONSES IN RHODODENDRON LEAVES INFECTED WITH PYTHIUM AND PHOMOPSIS

I. Apine | S. Tomsone | V. Nikolajeva | I. Jakobsone

5. HORSE CHESTNUT BLEEDING CANKER CAUSED BY PSEUDOMONAS SYRINGAE PV. AESCULI IN THE CZECH REPUBLIC

J. Mertelik | K. Kloudova | I. Pankova | V. Krejzar | V. Kudela

6. PHYSIOLOGICAL STUDY OF THE COMPONENTS OF WINTER-HARDINESS IN RHODODENDRON: COLD ACCLIMATION, DEACCLIMATION KINETICS, AND REACCLIMATION ABILITY

R. Arora

7. FLOWERING RESPONSE OF AN EARLY AND LATE FLOWERING AZALEA CULTIVAR (RHODODENDRON SIMSII) TO COLD TREATMENT

8. CO₂ SOURCES AND SINK IN ORNAMENTAL PLANT NURSERIES

F.P. Nicese | G. Lazzerini

9. EFFECT OF PRUNING TIME ON GROWTH, WOUND CLOSURE AND PHYSIOLOGY OF SYCAMORE MAPLE (ACER PSEUDOPLATANUS L.)

10. DEVELOPMENT OF A MOLECULAR TEST TO ENSURE GOOD FLOWERING OF VIBURNUM OPULUS VAR. ROSEUM

A. Kromwijk | F. van Noort | N. Verhoef | P. Balk | M. van Wordragen

11. CONTAINER TYPE AND WINTER TREATMENT MODIFY ROOT ZONE TEMPERATURES AND GROWTH OF HARDY SHRUBS

C.A. Neal

12. DROUGHT TOLERANCE SCREENING OF A ROSA POPULATION

K. De Dauw | M.-C. Van Labeke | L. Leus | J. Van Huylenbroeck

13. ROSE DEVELOPMENT UNDER BLUE LIGHT ENVIRONMENT: BEHAVIOUR OF THREE CULTIVARS OF ROSE BUSHES

14. PHENOLOGICAL PERIODICITY IN GROUPS OF GARDEN PLANTS IN SPRING VIS-A-VIS THEIR ORNAMENTAL USE

P. Bulir

15. POST-HARVEST PERFORMANCE AND WET STORAGE EFFECTS ON CUT POLYGALA MYRTIFOLIA INFLORESCENCES

A. Akoumianaki-Ioannidou | I. Langousi | D. Drakopoulos | T. Fetsi

16. EFFECTS OF SALT STRESS ON A TYPICAL HEDGE SHRUB: VIBURNUM ODORATISSIMUM

S. Cacini | S. Pacifici | G. Burchi | A. Grassotti

17. RATIONALIZATION OF CAMELLIA JAPONICA L. POT CULTIVATION: A MULTIDISCIPLINARY APPROACH

18. GROWTH AND BIOMASS PARTITIONING OF ARBUTUS UNEDO, LAURUS NOBILIS, PHILLYREA ANGUSTIFOLIA AND RHAMNUS ALATERNUS SEEDLINGS UNDER WATER DEFICIT

G. Gugliuzza | G. Talluto | A. Giovino | R. Lo Bianco

19. THE EFFECT OF SALINE WATER ON PHILLYREA ANGUSTIFOLIA L. SEEDLINGS

G. Gugliuzza | G. Talluto | G. Fascella | R. Lo Bianco

20. IDENTIFICATION KEY FOR PHENOLOGICAL GROWTH STAGES OF SORBUS DOMESTICA L. AND S. TORMINALIS (L.) CRANTZ

L. Bakay

21. GENE EXPRESSION PROFILING OF CANDIDATE GENES FOR FLOWERING INITIATION AND DORMANCY BREAKING IN RHODODENDRON SIMSII HYBRIDS

22. CAN’T ALWAYS GET WHAT WE WANT! FINDING AND CREATING COLD FOR HARDINESS SCREENING AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA

S.C. Hokanson | S. McNamara

23. PHYSIOLOGICAL QUALITY OF NURSERY PLANTS FOR URBAN DESIGN AND OVERCOMING TRANSPLANTING STRESS IN ROSA ‘KNOCK OUT^®‘

S. Pacifici | S. Cacini | G. Burchi | A. Grassotti

24. EVALUATION AND APPLICATION OF EVERGREEN AZALEA RESOURCES OF JAPAN

N. Kobayashi

25. INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY ON WOODY ORNAMENTAL PLANT VARIETIES

J. Wegner

26. ORIGIN OF WILD RHODODENDRON TRANSIENS AND ITS CULTIVARS BY MICROSATELLITE ANALYSIS

M. Miyano | A. Nakayama | T. Handa | Y. Kurashige

27. BREEDING OF HIBISCUS ROSA-SINENSIS FOR GARDEN USE IN DENMARK

K. Kuligowska | M. Simonsen | H. Lütken | R. Müller | B. Christensen

28. RESISTANCE TO PHYTOPHTHORA ROOT ROT VARIES AMONG RHODODENDRONS SUBJECTED TO REPEATED FLOODING IN THE FIELD

S. Krebs

29. INTERSPECIFIC CROSSES BETWEEN JACARANDA MIMOSIFOLIA AND J. CUSPIDIFOLIA (BIGNONIACEAE)

I. Miyajima | Y. Kurotani | N. Kobayashi | S. Soto | G. Facciuto

30. INTERSUBGENERIC HYBRIDIZATION OF BELGIAN POT AZALEAS (RHODODENDRON SIMSII) WITH TROPICAL VIREYA GENOTYPES

T. Eeckhaut | E. Calsyn | J. Van Huylenbroeck

31. TRANSCRIPTOME SEQUENCING OF FLOWERING DOGWOOD (CORNUS FLORIDA) FOR DEVELOPMENT OF EST-SSRS

P.A. Wadl | R.N. Trigiano | T.A. Rinehart | B.E. Scheffler

32. THE RUTGERS UNIVERSITY WOODY ORNAMENTALS BREEDING PROGRAM: PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE

T.J. Molnar | J.M. Capik

33. HYBRID ROSE BREEDING: IMPROVING SEED PRODUCTION EFFICIENCY