英文摘要 |
Studies were made in the plant physiological laboratory and vegetable garden of the Institute of Agriculture in Pintung Taiwan from September lst to November 23'h in 1962, to find out the favorable concentrations of 3-indoleacetic acid and sulfuric acid for the germ, ination treatments of IO kinds of vegetable seeds of cruciferae. The concentrations which used for 3-indoleacetic acid were O.00Olppm, O.OOlppm, 0.01ppm, O.lppm, lppm, lOppm. lOOppm, and l,OOOppm; for sulfuric acid were 0.0001N. 0.0005N,O.OOlN, O.C05N, O.OlN and 0.05N. Seeds were soaking for 3, 6, 9 and 12 hours separately. The germinators were glass germinating dishes and filled with moist cotton. 100 Seeds were used for one treatment in one dish. Ten kinds of vegetable seeds of cruciferae for test were as follow: (1) Cabbage: Var. Sun-chi mid-season (2) Kale: Var, Taiwan He-su native (3) Kohl-rabi: Var. King-yet-wu (4) Pe-tsai: Var. Shan-tung late (5) Pak-choi: Var. Fun.cheng (6) Cauliflower: Var. Mid-late nutive (7) Rape: Var. Eighty days (8) Mustard: Var. Been-yan-lo·cha (9) Radish: Var. T ung-gua-101 (10)Rutabaga: Va.r. Purple-top yellow Above seeds were being stored in air-tight cans in common room for one and a half year before used for this test. The results obtained were as follow: 1. 3-indoleacetic acid treat ments showed significant increase !n percentage of germination of kohl-rabi, Pe-tsai, Pak-choi and rutabaga. The effective concentrations varied from O.000lppm to lOppm, as shown in above figure 1-4. All treatments of indoleacetic acid showed neither harmful nor stimulatory effects on cabbage, kale, cauliflower, rape, mustard and radish. 2. Sulfuric acid 0.0001N to 0.001N lmv concentrations caused good effect on percentage of germination of Pe-tsi, Pak-choi and radish as showed, in above figure 5-7. They also increased the initial rate of germination of Pe-tsai, High Coacentrations, O.OlN and 0.05N caused inhibition of germination. All concentrations applied showed no good effect on cauliflower, rape and, mustard. High concentrat ions also caused harmful effect on germination for all of them. 3. Above mentioned effective concentrations applied to the seeds of kohl-rabi, Pe-tsai, Pak-choi, rutabaga and radish showed no harmful effect of growing after the of sowing those sowing treated seeds in the garden during a period of eighty days (except Pak-choi harvested during fifty days of growing). |