Claim · model-written summary
Flower initiation is microscopically visible a few days after long photoperiod treatment.
- Taxon
- Baeria chrysostomat0
- Outcome
- flower initiatione0
- Qualifier
- a few days after the long photoperiodic treatmente0
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Verbatim
e0“a few days after the long photoperiodic treatment, microscopic observation shows flower initiation”
t0“Baeria chrysostoma”
Title
Photoperiodicity of Baeria chrysostoma
E. Sivori; F. W. Went Botanical Gazette 1944. doi:10.1086/335231
Other claims from this paper (7)
- Observation Baeria chrysostoma is a long-day plant below 25⚬C.
- Observation It grows at light intensities above 150 f.c. and responds rapidly to long photoperiods.
- Observation At least five long photoperiods are required for flower initiation.
- Observation Plants become sensitive to long photoperiods five days after germination.
- Observation Supplementary light above 100 f.c. after an 8-hour photoperiod is required for flower initiation.
- Observation Cotyledons and leaves were equally effective at perceiving light.
- Intervention effect No tested extracts or pure substances induced flowering under short photoperiods.