Journal of the Japanese Society for Horticultural Science
Online ISSN : 1880-358X
Print ISSN : 0013-7626
ISSN-L : 0013-7626
Effects of 2, 4-D and ethylen chlorhydrin in breaking the rest period of gladiolus corms (Preliminary report)
R. KOSUGI
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1950 Volume 19 Issue 3-4 Pages 239-244

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1. In order to determine the methods of winter forcing in gladioli, the experiments were taken place at the Agricultural Institute of Yokohama National University from 1949 to 1950.
2. The most superior plot in flowering percentage was 1% E. C.: 5 hours dip, then kept at 26°C. for 16 days. The next were the plots kept at 26°C. for 16 days, then 0.05% E. C.: 1/2 hour dip, and at 26°C. for 17 days then 1 ppm 2, 4-D: 4 hours dip.
3. In every case, check and treated, the period opened the first flower was between 86 and 92 days.
4. It seems to the writer that the temperature 26°C. was not sufficient to break the rest period of the variety (Kunder'd White), if it was not treated.
5. In all the roots sprouted fairly well.
6. The most inferior in flowering percentage was the E. C. vapor treatment, apperently injured from the chemical.
(E. C. Ethylen Chlorhydrin)
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