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Influence of Temperature on the Coloring Area Rate in Picotee Petals of Eustoma grandiflorum (Raf.) Shinn
温度条件がトルコギキョウ覆輪花弁の着色面積率に及ぼす影響
2008
Horticultural Research (Japan)
温度条件がトルコギキョウ覆輪花弁の着色面積率に及ぼす影響
Coloring area ratio in Eustoma picotee petals often increases in the winter, leading to a reduction of commercial value. It has been thought that encountering a low temperature before flowering causes this increase. We studied the effects of temperature on the picotee pattern of 'Candy Marin', which is a very early flowering cultivar, using artificial climate chambers under a 12-h light condition. Under constant temperature conditions, the picotee coloring area rate was the highest at 20°C and
doi:10.2503/hrj.7.531
fatcat:qjokaq6xk5b4ppfh4lpiqmpvwa