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Effects of temperature and photoperiod on flowering and plant quality of potted Ranunculus Asiaticus
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- Rud.pdf (199.4Kb PDF)
- Author(s)
- Advisor(s)
- Ferriss, Terry
- Date
- May 2007
- Subject(s)
- Plant photoperiodism; Ranunculus asiaticus--Flowering time; Ranunculus asiaticus; Plant physiology; Horticulture; Ranunculus asiaticus--Flowering; Plants, Flowering of; Ranunculus asiaticus--Growth; Plants--Effect of temperature on; Growth (Plants)
- Abstract
- Ranunculus asiaticus is an important horticultural crop, both in cut flower and potted plant production; however a thorough production method for potted ranunculus has not yet been fully established. This experiment examined the roles of temperature and photoperiod in producing a quality potted crop.
- Description
- Color poster with text describing the research conducted by Nicole Rud, advised by Dr. Terry Ferriss (University of Wisconsin-River Falls) examining the effects of temperature and photoperiod on the flowering and plant quality of potted Ranunculus asiaticus.
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- http://digital.library.wisc.edu/1793/7947
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