Basal-shoot formation in young rose plants: Effects of bending practices and plant density.
Basal-shoot formation in young rose plants: Effects of bending practices and plant density.
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年轻玫瑰植物基部芽的形成:弯曲实践和植物密度的影响。
DOI:
10.1080/14620316.1997.11515553
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发表时间:
1997
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通讯作者:
E. Lenssen
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作者:
M. Kool;E. Lenssen
SummaryTo examine the relations between plant architecture and flower production, the effect of bending practices and plant densities on basal-shoot formation was studied in young rose plants. After bending the primary shoot, there was a greater probability for the outgrowth of the two most basal buds. These two buds are already present as secondary buds in the axils of the scales of the axillary bud when used as a cutting for propagation. This probability was even more apparent when bending was delayed. The source capacity of the primary shoot, mainly reflected in the leaf area index (LAI), was determined by date of bending. Delayed bending increased the development rate, diameter, weight and cross sectional area (CSA) of basal shoots per plant. Plant growth rate, expressed as dry-weight increment per day, was positively related with LAI (and thus light interception) during the early phase of basal-shoot formation, although a maximum in plant growth rate was reached when stems were bent 28 d after T0 (ti...