CLIMATIC EFFECTS IN CHINESE CABBAGE FOR EARLY PRODUCTION

Authors

G. Guttormsen

Abstract

In order to optimize the method of raising transplants of early Chinese cabbage some climatic after-effects of the young plant treatment were studied.

The suspectibility to bolting after transplanting was determined by photoperiod and temperature during the raising period. Short day and increasing temperature delayed bolting. The temperature during day and night showed similar effect on bolting. The use of older transplants redused bolting and flowering.

The results indicates the possibilities of energy saving by lowering temperatures during the night in combination with higher day temperatures or with short day treatment during the raising period.

Citation

Guttormsen, G. (1981). CLIMATIC EFFECTS IN CHINESE CABBAGE FOR EARLY PRODUCTION. Acta Hortic. 122, 77-84
DOI: 10.17660/ActaHortic.1981.122.8
https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.1981.122.8

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Full text https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.1981.122.8

Acta Horticulturae 122

Symposium on Timing of Field Production of Vegetables

Article number 122_8

Pages 77-84

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International Society for Horticultural Science

The world's leading independent organization of horticultural scientists

CLIMATIC EFFECTS IN CHINESE CABBAGE FOR EARLY PRODUCTION

Acta Horticulturae

122_1 THE INFLUENCE OF CULTIVAR AND GROWING METHODS ON EARLINESS OF TOMATOES

122_2 ACCELERATING GERMINATION AND GROWTH OF VEGETABLES WITH PREGERMINATED SEEDS AND SEQUENTIALLY APPLIED BIOSTIMULANTS

122_3 PRIMING OF LETTUCE SEED FOR EARLY AND UNIFORM EMERGENCE UNDER CONDITIONS OF ENVIRONMENTAL STRESS

122_4 DIFFERENT PROCEDURES FOR THE CALCULATION OF MINIMUM GERMINATION TEMPERATURE IN PEA (PISUM SATIVUM)

122_5 CAULIFLOWER: CURD INITIATION AND TIMING OF PRODUCTION IN A HIGH-TEMPERATURE GROWING SEASON

122_6 OPTIMIZATION OF COVERING TIME WITH PERFORATED PLASTIC ON EARLY CARROTS (DAUCUS CAROTA L.)

122_7 INFLUENCE OF TEMPORARY COVERING WITH PLASTIC ON TIMING, YIELD AND QUALITY OF ICEBERG LETTUCE

122_8 CLIMATIC EFFECTS IN CHINESE CABBAGE FOR EARLY PRODUCTION

122_9 UTILIZATION OF THE CAPACITIES IN THE TIMING OF VEGETABLES

122_10 CONTROL OF SUPPLY AS A MEANS OF MARKETING AND PRICE FORMATION

122_11 INFLUENCE OF TRANSPLANT CHARACTERISTICS AND GROWING CONDITIONS ON CURD SIZE (BUTTONING) OF CAULIFLOWER

122_12 THE INFLUENCE OF COLD TREATMENTS ON THE UNIFORMITY OF CAULIFLOWER CURD INITIATION AND MATURITY

122_13 GROWTH OF SEEDLINGS OF CAULIFLOWER AT DIFFERENT TEMPERATURE AND CONDUCTIVITY IN WATER CULTURE

122_14 REDUCTION OF BOLTING IN SELF-BLANCHING CELERY, CELERIAC, ENDIVE AND CHINESE CABBAGE

122_15 PREDICTING THE DATES OF HARVEST AND RELIABILITY OF CROPPING OF OUTDOOR BUSH TOMATOES IN THE UK

122_16 THE QUANTITY AND QUALITY OF RED BEET ( BETA VULGARIS L. VAR. RUBRA L.) FOR PROCESSING INFLUENCED BY TIMING AND DENSITY OF SOWING

122_17 EFFECTS OF VARIETY, PLANT DENSITY, STOPPING TIME AND HARVEST DATE ON DRILLED BRUSSELS SPROUTS FOR PROCESSING

122_18 COMPARISON OF AUTUMN SOWING AND SPRING SOWING OF CARROTS

122_19 DISEASES AND RESIDUE PROBLEMS RELATED TO TIMING OF VEGETABLE PRODUCTION

122_20 INFLUENCE OF THE TIME OF HARVEST ON THE CHEMICAL COMPOSITION OF CABBAGE AND CARROTS

122_21 PRODUCTION PLANNING OF OUTDOOR VEGETABLES, A PRACTICAL EXAMPLE

122_22 VARIABLE COSTS IN FIELD VEGETABLES PRODUCTION

122_23 PRODUCTION PLANNING IN FIELD PRODUCTION OF VEGETABLES, CONCERNING ECONOMY, AREA AND CAPACITY FOR WORK.

122_24 PRACTICAL TIMING OF A PEA SEASON IN DENMARK

122_25 PREDICTING THE DATE OF HARVEST OF VINING PEAS BY MEANS OF GROWING-DEGREE-DAYS MODELS

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CLIMATIC EFFECTS IN CHINESE CABBAGE FOR EARLY PRODUCTION

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