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by CuSO 4 spectral filters Sci. Hort. 53 249 259 Rajapakse, N.C. Young, R.E. McMahon, M.J. Oi, R. 1999 Plant height control by photoselective filters: Current status and future prospects

Lavender’ (Kieft-Pro-Seeds), ‘Sorbet Yellow Delight’, or ‘Sorbet Babyface Purple’ (PanAmerican Seed) were used in the experiments as described subsequently. Plugs (young plants in the vegetative stage) were obtained from Green Circle Growers Inc. (Oberlin

, whole plants were harvested and separated into the following components: newly grown leaves (leaves younger than those fully expanded before 15 N treatment), mature leaves (fully expanded leaves before 15 N treatment), young roots, old roots, and newly

sexual reproduction may lead to the demise of this plant, which has low genetic diversity at both the population and species level ( Godt and Hamrick, 1999 ). Georgia plume is a prime candidate for ex situ cultivation, which can be used to generate plants

The majority of herbaceous ornamental plants are commercially produced in greenhouses so that they are in flower when marketed to consumers in the spring. Most garden plants are produced in two distinct phases: a young plant stage, in which

properties of douglas fir bark relevant to the production of container plants HortScience 42 1281 1286 Cameron, J.S. Brun, C.A. Hartley, C.A. 1988 The influence of soil moistsure stress on the growth and gas exchange characteristics of young highbush

were going into their third growing season, the total number of flower buds was counted to determine if this could be a good predictor of yield on young plants and be used as a tool to adjust severity of pruning; this method would likely be impractical

relieving accumulated fluid in the abdominal cavity ( Peng et al., 2015 ). The areca palm tree is adapted to tropical places with hot and wet climates, in which the annual precipitation ranges from 1500 to 2200 mm. More than 150,000 ha of areca were planted

plants under only R light ( Wollaeger and Runkle, 2014 ). Marketable characteristics of young ornamental plants include, but are not limited to, compact growth, presence of a well-developed root system, and adequate branching. Plant growth retardants and

above sea level). The young shoots with two leaves and a bud of each cultivar were plucked randomly from 10 plants on 25 May 2017. These samples were subsequently divided into two parts: one part was immediately frozen in liquid nitrogen and stored at