英文摘要 |
In this experiment, one-node cuttings of rose were propagated on the 1st of every month from Dec. 1997 to Aug. 1998. All cuttings were planted on the 1st Sep. 1998, and the cut flowers of bending-shoot culture were investigated. On the quality of plantlets, which had higher plant height and more true leaves, cuttings propagated before May were better than those propagated after May. Also, the earlier ones needed fewer days from planting to flowering than the later ones. There was no effect on the days between flush to another flush of cut flowers. Cuttings propagated from Jan. to May produced more cut flowers in the early flush, winter season and the whole production in total of nine months. However, the total production of plants propagated in Dec. decreased significantly. For decreasing the cost for propagating one-node cuttings and producing an earlier and fuller harvest of cut flowers, the results of this experiment recommend propagating in May and planting in September. |