FLOWER FORMATION OF TACITUS BELLUS

Authors

K. Zimmer

Abstract

Tacitus bellus requires low temperature for flower formation. SD during the low temperature period and LD with the higher temperatures after reaching the stage of visible buds promote flowering. Continuous SD however, increases number of flowers per plant, although time to first open flower is increased.

Citation

Zimmer, K. (1983). FLOWER FORMATION OF TACITUS BELLUS. Acta Hortic. 134, 65-68
DOI: 10.17660/ActaHortic.1983.134.8
https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.1983.134.8

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Full text https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.1983.134.8

Acta Horticulturae 134

Regulation of Growth and Endogenous Hormones, XXI IHC

Article number 134_8

Pages 65-68

Groups

Working Group Bioregulators in Fruit Production
Division Temperate Tree Fruits
Division Physiology and Plant-Environment Interactions of Horticultural Crops in Field Systems

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134_1 QUANTIFICATION OF SOLUBLE ETHYLENE IN PLANT TISSUE

134_2 REGULATION OF SUCROSE TRANSPORT IN BARLEY BY ABSCISIC ACID

134_3 ETHYLENE MEASUREMENTS UNDER FIELD CONDITIONS AND IN GLASSHOUSES AND STORAGE CONTAINERS

134_4 MORPHOLOGICAL STUDIES ON FLOWER FORMATION IN SCHLUMBERGERA TRUNCATA

134_5 EFFECT OF TEMPERATURE ON FLOWERING OF NERINE BOWDENII W. WATTS

134_6 THE INFLUENCE OF TEMPERATURE AND DAYLENGTH ON GROWTH AND FLOWER YIELD OF ANIGOZANTHOS MANGLESII (HAEMODORACEAE)

134_7 FLOWERING OF CAMPANULA PYRAMIDALIS

134_8 FLOWER FORMATION OF TACITUS BELLUS

134_9 FLOWER FORMATION IN BEGONIA BOWERI I. NUMBER OF SHORT DAYS FOR INDUCTION AND CRITICAL DAYLENGTH

134_10 FLOWER FORMATION IN BEGONIA BOWERI II.INFLUENCE OF NUMBER AND POSITION OF LEAVES AND CRITICAL LEAF AREA FOR INDUCTION

134_11 FLOWER FORMATION IN BEGONIA BOWERI III. INFLUENCE OF NIGHT INTERRUPTION WITH RED LIGHT UNDER DIFFERENT LIGHT:DARK CYCLES

134_12 FLOWER FORMATION IN BEGONIA BOWERI IV. CYCLIC LIGHTING, REVERSIBILITY OF RED EFFECTS AND 'END-OF-DAY-LIGHT'-EFFECTS

134_13 THE INFLUENCE OF CORM SOURCE, AGE AND SIZE ON GROWTH AND FLOWERING OF LIATRIS SPICATA L.

134_14 RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN BULB FORMATION AND DORMANCY IN RESPECT TO THE ENDOGENOUS PLANT HORMONE LEVELS.

134_15 ENDOGENOUS RHYTHM AND HORMONAL RESPONSE PATTERN IN POLLEN GERMINATION AND TUBE ELONGATION IN ABLEMOSCHUS ESCULENTUS

134_16 EFFECT OF NATURALLY OCCURRING GROWTH SUBSTANCES IN EXTRACTS OF PISTIA STRATIOTES ON GROWTH AND PRODUCTIVITY OF ABLEMOSCHUS ESCULENTUS

134_17 THE ROLE OF CYTOKININS AND GIBBERELLINS IN CONTROLLING INFLORESCENCE DEVELOPMENT IN TOMATO

134_18 REGULATION OF FLOWERING PROCESSES BY SOME INTERNAL CORRELATIONS IN DWARF FRENCH BEAN

134_19 EFFECTS OF IRRADIANCE AND WATER STRESS ON FLOWER ABORTION IN THE GLASSHOUSE TOMATO

134_20 CONTROL OF BOLTING AND FLOWERING IN CARROT

134_21 CHANGES IN ENDOGENOUS GROWTH SUBSTANCES COFACTORS AND METABOLITES IN THE ROOTING OF MANGO CUTTINGS

134_22 ABSCISIC ACID-REGULATED PROTEOLYSIS AND NITROGEN RECYCLING IN APPLE SHOOT BARK

134_23 HORMONAL CONTROL OF FRUIT GROWTH AND FRUIT DROP IN MANGO CV DASHEHARI

134_24 GIBBERELLIN CONTENT IN STEM TIPS OF APPLE APRICOT PEACH AND PLUM

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