英文摘要 |
Tea plant has l! polycyclic growth habit capable of multiple growth flushes each year. Each of the compound axillary buds is abbreviated and capable of continuous differentiation. An axillary bud is normally composed of two scale primordia, two flowers and two to three leaf primordia. In spring, the number of leaf primordia increases rapidly during bud swelling with up to six leaf primordia at bud break In the differentiation of a primary axillary bud, the scale and leaf primordium meristems are visible at the base of the third and fourth folded leaf from the growing apex; this differentiation continues until the new leaf is completely unfolded. The flower primordium appears at the base of the first scale in the axillary of the second unfolded leaf, and has a similar differentiation rate as the vegetative primordia. Two bract primordia are also formed at the base of the scales. Considering the initiation of flower bud primordium has been terminated after apex bud ceased to grow in the short daylight and low emperature of winter, and conditions have mentioned in this article. Therefore, authors believe that inspite of tea bud having its own differentiating scheme and was time-limited, continuous and stable nutrient supply from the plant and balance of growth rhythm are critical to the full development of flower buds. As to the plenty amount of tea flowers in short day-length is due to the interruption of flowering scheme and nutrition competition in other seasons. |