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Observationobservedoriginal resultnegativemeasured

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Zinnia had 100% mortality at EC 14.2 dS·m −1.

Taxon: Zinnia angustifoliaZinnia angustifoliae0
Treatment: EC of 14.2 dS·m −1e0
Outcome: mortalitye0
Value: 100%e0

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“Pansy ( Viola tricolor ) and zinnia ( Zinnia angustifolia) , the most sensitive species examined, exhibited 100% mortality when exposed to an EC of 14.2 dS·m −1”
✓ located verbatim in the source · abstract, characters 926–1086

Title

Assessing Tolerance to Sodium Chloride Salinity in Fourteen Floriculture Species

Gonzalo H. Villarino; Neil S. Mattson HortTechnology 2011. doi:10.21273/horttech.21.5.539

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Observation Pansy had 100% mortality at EC 14.2 dS·m −1.
Observation Snapdragon dry weight fell 54% as EC rose from 4.0 to 14.2.
Observation Fuchsia dry weight was unaffected at 7.0 dS·m −1.
Observation Snapdragon dry weight was unaffected at 7.0 dS·m −1.
Observation All species had significantly reduced dry weight at EC 9.8 versus controls.
Observation Verbena height did not significantly decline at EC 9.8.
Observation Petunia height did not significantly decline at EC 9.8.
Observation Coleus height did not significantly decline at EC 9.8.
Observation Begonia height did not significantly decline at EC 9.8.
Method / resource A dry-weight-based classification of fourteen species was created for irrigation guidance.

Method / resourceobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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DNA content clearly distinguished Z. angustifolia, Z. haageana, and Z. elegans.

Taxon: Z. angustifoliaZinnia angustifoliae0
Outcome: clearly distinguished by their DNA contente0
Comparator: Z. haageana and Z. eleganse0

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“The three analyzed species Z. angustifolia, Z. haageana and Z. elegans could be clearly distinguished by their DNA content.”
✓ located verbatim in the source · abstract, characters 895–1018

Title

Cytogenetic Characterization of Zinnia Species and Cultivars

Jackrit Anantasaran; M.-B. Schröder; Klaus Eimert; et al. 2007

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Z. angustifolia cv. ‘Starbright’ had nuclear DNA content of 1 pg (2C).

Taxon: Z. angustifoliaZinnia angustifoliae0
Material: Starbrighte0
Outcome: nuclear DNA contente0
Value: 1 pg (2C)e0

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“The nuclear DNA content ranged from 1 pg (2C) in Z. angustifolia cv. ‘Starbright’ up to 5 pg in the tetraploid Z. elegans cv. ‘Jungle’.”
✓ located verbatim in the source · abstract, characters 1019–1154

Title

Cytogenetic Characterization of Zinnia Species and Cultivars

Jackrit Anantasaran; M.-B. Schröder; Klaus Eimert; et al. 2007

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Z. angustifolia was nearly immune to powdery mildew.

Taxon: Zinnia angustifoliaZinnia angustifoliae0
Outcome: nearly immune to powdery mildewe0

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“Zinnia angustifolia was nearly immune to powdery mildew”
✓ located verbatim in the source · abstract, characters 870–925

Title

Abstracts of the ASHS Southern Region 61st Annual Meeting

Cory Morgan; Larry Barnes; Michael Arnold; et al. HortScience 2001. doi:10.21273/hortsci.36.5.837

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Z. angustifolia rarely showed bacterial leaf blight symptoms.

Taxon: Zinnia angustifoliaZinnia angustifoliae0
Outcome: symptoms of bacterial leaf blight infestatione0
Direction: only rarelye0

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“Zinnia angustifolia was nearly immune to powdery mildew and only rarely showed symptoms of bacterial leaf blight infestation”
✓ located verbatim in the source · abstract, characters 870–994

Title

Abstracts of the ASHS Southern Region 61st Annual Meeting

Cory Morgan; Larry Barnes; Michael Arnold; et al. HortScience 2001. doi:10.21273/hortsci.36.5.837

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Z. angustifolia had more summer flowers than most Z. elegans taxa.

Taxon: Zinnia angustifoliaZinnia angustifoliae0
Outcome: flower numberse0
Direction: greatere0
Comparator: most Z. elegans taxae0

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“Zinnia angustifolia also had greater flower numbers during the heat of summer than most Z. elegans taxa”
✓ located verbatim in the source · abstract, characters 996–1099

Title

Abstracts of the ASHS Southern Region 61st Annual Meeting

Cory Morgan; Larry Barnes; Michael Arnold; et al. HortScience 2001. doi:10.21273/hortsci.36.5.837

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Profusion Cherry and Profusion Orange retained much of their Z. angustifolia parent’s disease resistance.

Taxon: Z. angustifoliaZinnia angustifoliae0
Material: Profusion Cherry and Profusion Orangee0
Outcome: disease resistancee0

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“the hybrid cultivars Profusion Cherry and Profusion Orange exhibited much of the disease resistance of their Z. angustifolia parent”
✓ located verbatim in the source · abstract, characters 1107–1238

Title

Abstracts of the ASHS Southern Region 61st Annual Meeting

Cory Morgan; Larry Barnes; Michael Arnold; et al. HortScience 2001. doi:10.21273/hortsci.36.5.837

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Observation Z. elegans, Z. haageana and Z. pauciflora had faster early growth and flowering.
Observation Z. haageana and especially Z. pauciflora were more spindly.
Observation Many Z. elegans cultivars had powdery mildew by June.
Observation Bacterial leaf spot in Z. elegans began earlier and varied across cultivars.
Observation Z. angustifolia was nearly immune to powdery mildew.
Observation Z. angustifolia rarely showed bacterial leaf blight symptoms.
Observation Z. angustifolia had more summer flowers than most Z. elegans taxa.
Observation Only Z. angustifolia and its hybrids with Z. elegans survived to September.
Recommendation Z. elegans cultivars were unsuitable as season-long summer annuals in Central Texas.
Observation Z. angustifolia cultivars performed most reliably among tested species.
Observation Z. pauciflora and Z. haageana were more disease resistant than Z. elegans.
Observation Z. pauciflora and Z. haageana had small flowers and less compact growth.

Observationobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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Only Z. angustifolia and its hybrids with Z. elegans survived to September.

Taxon: Z. angustifoliaZinnia angustifoliae0
Material: Z. elegans x Z. angustifolia hybrid cultivarse0
Outcome: were alivee0
Qualifier: By Septembere0

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“By September only the Z. angustifolia and Z. elegans x Z. angustifolia hybrid cultivars were alive”
✓ located verbatim in the source · abstract, characters 1457–1555

Title

Abstracts of the ASHS Southern Region 61st Annual Meeting

Cory Morgan; Larry Barnes; Michael Arnold; et al. HortScience 2001. doi:10.21273/hortsci.36.5.837

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Observation Z. elegans, Z. haageana and Z. pauciflora had faster early growth and flowering.
Observation Z. haageana and especially Z. pauciflora were more spindly.
Observation Many Z. elegans cultivars had powdery mildew by June.
Observation Bacterial leaf spot in Z. elegans began earlier and varied across cultivars.
Observation Z. angustifolia was nearly immune to powdery mildew.
Observation Z. angustifolia rarely showed bacterial leaf blight symptoms.
Observation Z. angustifolia had more summer flowers than most Z. elegans taxa.
Observation Profusion Cherry and Profusion Orange retained much of their Z. angustifolia parent’s disease resistance.
Recommendation Z. elegans cultivars were unsuitable as season-long summer annuals in Central Texas.
Observation Z. angustifolia cultivars performed most reliably among tested species.
Observation Z. pauciflora and Z. haageana were more disease resistant than Z. elegans.
Observation Z. pauciflora and Z. haageana had small flowers and less compact growth.

Observationauthor interpretationoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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Z. angustifolia cultivars performed most reliably among tested species.

Taxon: Zinnia angustifoliaZinnia angustifoliae0
Outcome: perform most reliablye0
Direction: most reliablye0
Comparator: species testede0

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“Zinnia angustifolia cultivars appeared to perform most reliably of the species tested”
✓ located verbatim in the source · abstract, characters 1716–1801

Title

Abstracts of the ASHS Southern Region 61st Annual Meeting

Cory Morgan; Larry Barnes; Michael Arnold; et al. HortScience 2001. doi:10.21273/hortsci.36.5.837

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Crystal White was a superior landscape performer among zinnias

Taxon: Z. angustifoliaZinnia angustifoliae3
Material: Crystal Whitee3
Outcome: landscape performerse3
Direction: superiore3

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“`Crystal White', `Profusion Orange', and `Profusion Cherry' (all Z. angustifolia cultivars) were superior landscape performers”
✓ located verbatim in the source · abstract, characters 490–616

Title

Herbaceous Plant Trial Results—1999

Allen Owings; Gordon Holcomb; Andrew Bates; et al. HortScience 2000. doi:10.21273/hortsci.35.4.567c

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Recommendation Homestead Purple is a recommended perennial verbena cultivar for Louisiana landscapes
Recommendation Tiger Rose is a recommended perennial verbena cultivar for Louisiana landscapes
Recommendation Rose King is a recommended perennial verbena cultivar for Louisiana landscapes
Recommendation Taylortown Red is a recommended perennial verbena cultivar for Louisiana landscapes
Recommendation Blue Princess is a recommended perennial verbena cultivar for Louisiana landscapes
Observation Profusion Orange was a superior landscape performer among zinnias
Observation Profusion Cherry was a superior landscape performer among zinnias
Observation Major incidence of bacterial leaf spot occurred on all Z. elegans cultivars in 1999
Observation The Pacifica series of vinca had significantly improved visual quality ratings compared with the Heat Wave and Cooler series
Observation Mediterranean Deep Rose had visual quality ratings similar to Pacifica
Observation Mediterranean Deep Rose had increased incidence of disease problems in 1999
Recommendation Ornamental sweet potato cultivar Blackie is recommended for landscape use in Louisiana
Recommendation Ornamental sweet potato cultivar Black Beauty is recommended for landscape use in Louisiana
Recommendation Ornamental sweet potato cultivar Margarite is recommended for landscape use in Louisiana
Recommendation Ornamental sweet potato cultivar Pink Frost is recommended for landscape use in Louisiana
Recommendation Summer Frost is not recommended for landscape use

Zinnia angustifolia 38 claims

38 claims