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Photoperiodical studies on Cuscuta reflexa

1967

BARBAT, I. | POP, Eugenia

Cuscuta reflexa presents some advantages for photoperiodical studies, it has a critical day length of 12 hours and flowers "in vitro" by induction of stem tips with buds. Being a parasite plant it is a good object studying the role of nutrition in flowering process. The questions studied here are: the length of minimal induction, the persistence of induction and the existence of endogenous rhythm (using cycles longer than 24 hours).

AGROVOC Keywords

in vitro nutrition parasites photoperiod photoperiodismus

Bibliographic information

Published in

Notulae botanicae Horti Agrobotanici Cluj-Napoca

Volume 3 Issue 1 Pagination 141 - 142 ISSN 1842-4309

Publisher

AcademicPres

Other Subjects

Parasite plant; Photoperiodical studies; Induction; "in vitro"; Cuscuta reflexa

Language

English

Type

Text; Journal Article

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DOI https://dx.doi.org/10.15835/nbha31117

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