2007
DOI: 10.1590/s0103-84782007000200010
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Ácido giberélico e dia curto interrompido em crisântemo de corte (Dendranthema grandiflora, Tzvelev., "Gompier Chá")

Abstract: Some chrysanthemum's cultivars, as the 'Gompier Chá', presents

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“…However, the cultivar Lameet Bright produced 6.9 inflorescences per stem, intermediate result for the evaluated cultivars Sheena (8.1 inflorescences) and Rebasco (5.0 inflorescences) ( Figure 3A). Bellé et al (2007) evaluated the cut chrysanthemum cultivar Gompier Chá at 32 long days and verified that this cultivar produced 9.4 inflorescences per stem, higher values only when compared to Sheena (7.9 inflorescences) and Rebasco (4.9 inflorescences) evaluated in this study ( Figure 3A).…”
Section: Number Of Inflorescencessupporting
confidence: 68%
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“…However, the cultivar Lameet Bright produced 6.9 inflorescences per stem, intermediate result for the evaluated cultivars Sheena (8.1 inflorescences) and Rebasco (5.0 inflorescences) ( Figure 3A). Bellé et al (2007) evaluated the cut chrysanthemum cultivar Gompier Chá at 32 long days and verified that this cultivar produced 9.4 inflorescences per stem, higher values only when compared to Sheena (7.9 inflorescences) and Rebasco (4.9 inflorescences) evaluated in this study ( Figure 3A).…”
Section: Number Of Inflorescencessupporting
confidence: 68%
“…Moreover, the greatest variation in leaf area among the cultivars was under 49 long days; Dragon produced 1600 cm 2 and Rebasco produced 350 cm 2 , almost five times more. Under 32 long days, Bellé et al (2007) evaluated the cut chrysanthemum cultivar Gompier Chá, at 32 long days, using technique of interrupted short days (32 long days, followed by 9 short days, then 12 long days and afterwards short days until harvest). The leaf area of cultivar Gompier Chá, at 32 long days, was of 998 cm 2 .…”
Section: Leaf Areamentioning
confidence: 99%