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CaCN2 decreased CAT activity in grape buds.
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e0“The results showed that CaCN2and SA increased respiratory rate,H2O2 content,POD activities,and decreased CAT activities,but had different effects on SOD activities at different stages of dormancy.”
t0“Grape”
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 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%.
- Intervention effect Salicylic acid had little effect on grape-bud dormancy release.