Claim · model-written summary
Uniconazole did not affect node number or leaf growth.
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Verbatim
e0“Uniconazole reduced rhizome growth without affecting number of nodes and leaf growth, while it promoted rooting.”
t0“Cymbidium Hybrids”
Title
Chengshu Zheng; Xinshu Zheng; Hajime Ohno; et al. Journal of the Japanese Society for Horticultural Science 2005. doi:10.2503/jjshs.74.306
Other claims from this paper (14)
- Intervention effect Light stopped rhizome growth and promoted leaf development.
- Intervention effect AVG decreased rhizome node number and internode length.
- Intervention effect AVG increased leaf length and root number.
- Intervention effect GA3 promoted leaf growth.
- Intervention effect GA3 did not affect rhizome growth or rooting.
- Intervention effect Uniconazole reduced rhizome growth.
- Intervention effect Uniconazole promoted rooting.
- Intervention effect Light, AVG, and uniconazole inhibited ethylene evolution from Miss Taipei rhizomes.
- Observation GA3-, GA4- and GA7-like substances were detected in control rhizome fractions.
- Intervention effect Light increased GA3-like substance in rhizomes.
- Intervention effect Uniconazole significantly decreased GA3-like substance in rhizomes.
- Intervention effect AVG did not affect total GA-like substance contents.
- Mechanism The authors suggest Cymbidium rhizome growth may be controlled by both GA activity and ethylene.
- Recommendation The authors propose controlling rhizome hormone levels to propagate mother stocks.