Abstract
Abstract Flower bud development was ascertained by biweekly dissections of shoot apices, until bud color was apparent. Satisfactory results were obtained when plants were given 3 weeks at 2 or 9°C, followed by 3 applications of GA 3 at 250 ppm. The results were less satisfactory when attempts were made to completely substitute GA 3 for the cool temp requirement to break dormancy.
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Claims 2
Claim · model-written summary
Three weeks at 2 or 9°C followed by three GA3 applications at 250 ppm gave satisfactory results in azalea.
- Taxon
- Azaleat0
- Treatment
- 3 weeks at 2 or 9°C, followed by 3 applications of GA 3 at 250 ppme1
- Outcome
- Satisfactory resultse1
- Direction
- Satisfactorye1
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Verbatim
e1“Satisfactory results were obtained when plants were given 3 weeks at 2 or 9°C, followed by 3 applications of GA 3 at 250 ppm”
t0“Azalea Flower Bud Development”
Claim · model-written summary
Completely substituting GA3 for the cool temperature requirement gave less satisfactory results in azalea.
Verbatim
e2“The results were less satisfactory when attempts were made to completely substitute GA 3 for the cool temp requirement to break dormancy”
t0“Azalea Flower Bud Development”