Abstract
Response of growth, flowering quality and active chemical constituents of gladiolus plants by using some vitamins such as, thiamin, ascorbic acid and their combination during two seasons were studied .Plant which received the combined treatments of both vitamins recorded the highest growth, flowers quality and cormelets induction. Thiamine treatments had the lowest effect on photosynthetic pigments, while 200 ppm, thiamin+ 200ppm ascorbic acid, improved growth, delayed flowering opening of vase life , stimulated accumulation of carbohydrate and increased photosynthetic pigments and macronutrients status. Photosynthetic pigments and macronutrients. (Bedour, A. Abo Leila and Rawia, A. Eid. Improving gladiolus growth , flower keeping quality by using some vitamins application. Journal of American Science 2011;7(3):169-174). (ISSN: 1545-1003). http://www.americanscience.org .
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Claim · model-written summary
Combined thiamin and ascorbic acid treatment gave the highest gladiolus growth, flower quality and cormelet induction.
- Treatment
- combined treatments of both vitaminse1
- Outcome
- growth, flowers quality and cormelets inductione1
- Direction
- higheste1
GladiolusNot reportedComparator
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e0“Response of growth, flowering quality and active chemical constituents of gladiolus plants by using some vitamins such as, thiamin, ascorbic acid and their combination during two seasons were studied”
e1“Plant which received the combined treatments of both vitamins recorded the highest growth, flowers quality and cormelets induction”
Claim · model-written summary
Thiamine treatments had the lowest effect on photosynthetic pigments of gladiolus.
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e0“Response of growth, flowering quality and active chemical constituents of gladiolus plants by using some vitamins such as, thiamin, ascorbic acid and their combination during two seasons were studied”
e2“Thiamine treatments had the lowest effect on photosynthetic pigments”
Claim · model-written summary
Thiamin and 200 ppm ascorbic acid improved gladiolus growth.
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e0“Response of growth, flowering quality and active chemical constituents of gladiolus plants by using some vitamins such as, thiamin, ascorbic acid and their combination during two seasons were studied”
e3“thiamin+ 200ppm ascorbic acid, improved growth”
Claim · model-written summary
Thiamin and 200 ppm ascorbic acid delayed flowering opening and so extended vase life of gladiolus.
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e0“Response of growth, flowering quality and active chemical constituents of gladiolus plants by using some vitamins such as, thiamin, ascorbic acid and their combination during two seasons were studied”
e3“thiamin+ 200ppm ascorbic acid, improved growth”
e4“delayed flowering opening of vase life”
Claim · model-written summary
Thiamin and 200 ppm ascorbic acid stimulated carbohydrate accumulation in gladiolus.
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Verbatim
e0“Response of growth, flowering quality and active chemical constituents of gladiolus plants by using some vitamins such as, thiamin, ascorbic acid and their combination during two seasons were studied”
e3“thiamin+ 200ppm ascorbic acid, improved growth”
e5“stimulated accumulation of carbohydrate”
Claim · model-written summary
Thiamin and 200 ppm ascorbic acid increased photosynthetic pigments and macronutrient status in gladiolus.
- Treatment
- thiamin+ 200ppm ascorbic acide3
- Outcome
- photosynthetic pigments and macronutrients statuse6
- Direction
- increasede6
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Verbatim
e0“Response of growth, flowering quality and active chemical constituents of gladiolus plants by using some vitamins such as, thiamin, ascorbic acid and their combination during two seasons were studied”
e3“thiamin+ 200ppm ascorbic acid, improved growth”
e6“increased photosynthetic pigments and macronutrients status”
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