1929
DOI: 10.1104/pp.4.4.405
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Composition and Growth Initiation of Dormant Bartlett Pear Shoots as Influenced by Temperature

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“…As in other woody plants, the focus in various fruit crops has been on above-ground parts, where shoot bark tissues usually contain more soluble carbohydrates than wood, and where starch is most abundant in the wood (Crane and Al-Shalen, 1977;Crane et al, 1976;Dowler and King, 1966;Gardner, 1929;Kliewer, 1967;Proebsting, 1925). During the winter, although the totals may change only slightly, there may be considerable interconversion of starch and soluble carbohydrates, especially in shoot bark and wood tissues (Nelson and Dickson, 1981;Sauter, 1988), but not in roots (Keller and Loescher, 1989).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…As in other woody plants, the focus in various fruit crops has been on above-ground parts, where shoot bark tissues usually contain more soluble carbohydrates than wood, and where starch is most abundant in the wood (Crane and Al-Shalen, 1977;Crane et al, 1976;Dowler and King, 1966;Gardner, 1929;Kliewer, 1967;Proebsting, 1925). During the winter, although the totals may change only slightly, there may be considerable interconversion of starch and soluble carbohydrates, especially in shoot bark and wood tissues (Nelson and Dickson, 1981;Sauter, 1988), but not in roots (Keller and Loescher, 1989).…”
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“…Der Einwirkung niederer Temperaturen während der Winterruhe scheint im Jahresrhythmus der Bäume eine ähnliche Bedeutung als "temperatursensible Periode" für den späteren Verlauf des Knospenaustriebs im Frühjahr zuzukom men, wie wir sie von der Vernalisation von Samen und Früchten zweijähriger Pflanzen her kennen (BÜNNING 1939(BÜNNING , 1956. Während wir auf dem Gebiet der Vernalisation durch zahlreiche Untersuchungen über ein gesichertes Material verfügen, sind wir über ähnliche Vorgänge während der Winterruhe der Holz gewächse weniger unterrichtet (GARDNER 1929, KOBEL 1954…”
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“…These same plants would grow continuously under long photoperiods. The breaking of dormancy induced by either artificial or natural short photoperiods has been accomplished by three different treatments: A: long photoperiods (7,10,18,19,22,23,25,27); B: chilling (2,5,7,9,19), and C: application of gibberellic acid (1,3,4,6,13,14,15). Previous workers such as Van der Veen (23) and Downs and Borthwick (7) have suggested that, when leaves remain on the plant and are subjected to short days after visible growth has ceased, dormancy becomes increasingly more difficult to break.…”
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