Claim · model-written summary
Low-temperature treatment after growth with photoperiod adjustment and gibberellin inhibitor may promote OWB formation in gentians.
- Treatment
- low-temperature treatments after a certain amount of growthe0
- Outcome
- promoting OWB formatione0
- Qualifier
- show promisee0
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Verbatim
e0“low-temperature treatments after a certain amount of growth, along with combined treatments such as photoperiod adjustments and gibberellin inhibitor administration, show promise for promoting OWB formation in gentians”
Title
Takako Suzuki; Yoshinori Kanayama The Horticulture Journal 2025. doi:10.2503/hortj.szd-023
Other claims from this paper (10)
- Association OWB and rosette-shaped shoot formation were positively correlated in the G. triflora line.
- Association OWB and flower bud formation were negatively correlated in the G. triflora line.
- Observation G. triflora had a higher flower bud formation rate than G. scabra at all temperatures.
- Observation G. scabra showed increased OWB and RSS formation.
- Intervention effect Low temperature suppressed flower bud formation in G. triflora.
- Intervention effect Low temperature promoted RSS and OWB formation in G. triflora.
- Intervention effect Temperature at 20°C/15°C had similar but milder effects on these growth parameters.
- Intervention effect Medium sugar composition had negligible effects on in vitro growth.
- Intervention effect Gibberellin at 1.0 mg·L−1 suppressed OWB and RSS formation in G. scabra.
- Intervention effect A 12-h photoperiod promoted a high OWB formation rate in the G. triflora line.