Claim · model-written summary
Salicylic acid had little effect on grape-bud dormancy release.
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e0“SA had little effect on dormancy-release of grape bud.”
Title
Effects of Calcium Cyanamide and Salicylic Acid on Dormancy-release of Grape Bud
Jiang Weibing; Haozhang Han; Fei XianJin; et al. Acta Horticulturae Sinica 2007
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- Intervention effect CaCN2 increased respiratory rate, H2O2 content and POD activity in grape buds.
- Intervention effect CaCN2 decreased CAT activity in grape buds.
- Intervention effect CaCN2 had stage-dependent effects on SOD activity in grape buds.
- Intervention effect SA increased respiratory rate, H2O2 content and POD activity in grape buds.
- Intervention effect SA decreased CAT activity in grape buds.
- Intervention effect SA had stage-dependent effects on SOD activity in grape buds.
- Intervention effect In responsive flower buds, early sprouting was associated with larger increases in H2O2, POD and SOD.
- Intervention effect In responsive flower buds, the decrease in CAT activity was larger.
- Intervention effect CaCN2 did not affect grape-bud dormancy release at the early stage.
- Intervention effect SA did not affect grape-bud dormancy release at the early stage.
- Intervention effect At deep or late dormancy, 25% CaCN2 advanced grape-bud sprouting by 4–6 days versus control.
- Intervention effect With 25% CaCN2 at deep or late dormancy, final grape-bud sprouting reached 41.6–90.0%.