Claim · model-written summary
Treatment with 20% diallyl disulfide gave a rate of budbreak that was not uniform.
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e0“greenhouse-grown mature Pione (Vitis vinifera x V. labruscana) and potted Thompson Seedless (V. vinifera) grapevines”
e1“Treatment with 20% diallyl disulfide resulted in a rate of budbreak that was not uniform, although the first budbreak was accelerated”
Title
Budbreak With Garlic Preparations
Naohiro Kubota; M. A. Matthews; T. Takahagi; et al. American Journal of Enology and Viticulture 2000. doi:10.5344/ajev.2000.51.4.409
Other claims from this paper (18)
- Intervention effect Garlic paste applied to the upper cut surface gave earlier budbreak in grapevine cuttings than distilled water.
- Intervention effect Garlic oil at 20% applied to the upper cut surface gave earlier budbreak in grapevine cuttings than distilled water.
- Intervention effect 20% diallyl disulfide applied to the upper cut surface gave earlier budbreak in grapevine cuttings than distilled water.
- Intervention effect CaCN2 applied to the upper cut surface gave earlier budbreak in grapevine cuttings than distilled water.
- Intervention effect H2CN2 at 1.4% or 2.8% applied to the upper cut surface gave earlier budbreak in grapevine cuttings than distilled water.
- Intervention effect CaCN2 and H2CN2 had the greatest effects on budbreak, more than diallyl disulfide, garlic oil and garlic paste.
- Intervention effect CaCN2 and H2CN2 painted on the upper half of the cutting gave a more uniform timing of budbreak than painting the upper cut surface only.
- Intervention effect Painting 2.5% H2CN2 on the entire cane, except the cut surface, was the most effective treatment for improving budbreak in Thompson Seedless.
- Intervention effect Painting 2.5% H2CN2 on the upper cut surface strongly inhibited budbreak in grapevine cuttings.
- Intervention effect Painting 2.5% H2CN2 on the upper cut surface gave a slightly earlier first budbreak than the control.
- Intervention effect When cut surfaces of Pione canes were treated, 70% diallyl disulfide gave the earliest budbreak, followed by garlic paste.
- Intervention effect When cut surfaces of Pione canes were treated, 100% garlic oil inhibited budbreak.
- Intervention effect 20% diallyl disulfide on the upper cut surface of Thompson Seedless cuttings accelerated budbreak.
- Intervention effect 20% diallyl disulfide on the upper cut surface of Thompson Seedless cuttings increased the rate of budbreak.
- Intervention effect Garlic paste had similar but weaker effects on budbreak than 20% diallyl disulfide in Thompson Seedless cuttings.
- Intervention effect Treatment with 20% diallyl disulfide accelerated the first budbreak in grapevine.
- Intervention effect In Pione vines, the mean number of flower clusters was unaffected by treatment.
- Intervention effect In Thompson Seedless vines, H2CN2 treatment gave fewer flower clusters than garlic paste or diallyl disulfide treatments.