英文摘要 |
The respiration of flowers, leaves and stems, and florets of 'Huang Show Fang' chrysanthemum were studied in relation to stage of development, temperature and duration. The respiration of flowers, stems and leaves at 20℃, 3 hours after harvest were 397 and 270 mg CO2 Kg^(-1) hr^(-1), respectively; and then declined rapidly to 45% of its original value after 45 hours of harvest. The oxygen uptake of outermost florets at various developmental stages also decreased with prolonged harvested time. The respiratory rates of outermost florets at the 6th developmental stage (tight bud) were measured between 5 and 30℃. The temperature coefficient (Q10) was 5.04 from, 5 to 15℃; 1.97 from 10 to 20℃; and became lower as temperature increased. The respiration of florets and leaf disc of 'Huang Show Fang' chrysanthemum were the lowest among 7 cultivars tested. |