英文摘要 |
These experiments were carried out from 1994 to 1996 to determine the influence of planting densities, shading level, seed corms and number. of storage roots on the production of cut flowers and corms of curcuma. The results were that the higher the planting density was the higher the yield of corms and was the lower the corm produced per plant, and the planting density of 20cmx10cm produced the highest yield of corm. The flowers produced from the treatment of 70 % shading appeared the best quality due to these flowers having longer stalks and smaller green area at the end of inflorescence of flowers. In contrast, the quality of corms was low when the plants were grown at heavy shades. The influences of seed corm on plant growth, flower and corm production were insignificantly different, even the plants grown from the seed corms, diameter less than 1.2 cm, still had a good growth and produced good corms. The more the number of storage roots of corm appeared the earlier the flowering and the better the quality of flowers, therefore, the number of storage roots of corms appeared an important factor on the production of cut flowers. |