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Inhibition of Flowering in Long-Day Plants

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Plant Growth Substances 1979

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Abstract

Literature reports on inhibition of flower formation in LDP’s by noninductive photo-periodic conditions are less numerous than analogous reports for SDP’s which have been reviewed by Dr. Jacobs (see preceding article in this volume), but the evidence is derived from the same three types of experiments: subjecting plants to alternations of inductive and noninductive photoperiodic conditions; subjecting different parts of a plant — usually different leaves, but in some cases different parts of the same leaf — simultaneously to inductive and noninductive conditions; and defoliation experiments.

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Abbreviations

DN:

dayneutral

DNP:

dayneutral plant

LD:

long day

LDP:

long-day plant

SD:

short day

SDP:

short-day plant

HYO:

Hyoscyamus niger (annual strain)

MM:

Nicotianatabacum cv. Maryland Mammoth

NS:

N. silvestris

TR:

N. tabacum cv. Trapezond.

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Lang, A. (1980). Inhibition of Flowering in Long-Day Plants. In: Skoog, F. (eds) Plant Growth Substances 1979. Proceedings in Life Sciences. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-67720-5_31

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