Modeling Growth of Cut-Flower Stock (Matthiola incana R. Br.) in Response to Differing in nutrient Level

Sarwar, Mubeen; Rehman, Shoib-ur; Ayyub, C. M.; Ahmad, Waqas; Shafi, Jamil; shafique, khawaja

doi:10.13189/ujfns.2013.010102

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“…Application of phytohormones play a vital role in plant growth and productivity by comMunicating several signals among as well as inside the cells; but their internal level endures substantial variation under saline stress 5 , 17 , 18 . It has been revealed that salinity stress caused a decline in the production of plant growth regulators 19 , thus, foliage application of these growth regulators can even enhance their endogenous levels under salinity 20 , 21 . Triacontanol is a potential plant growth promoter and its foliar application has been reported to influence physiological and biochemical processes in plants under saline conditions 13 , 22 .…”

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Triacontanol regulates morphological traits and enzymatic activities of salinity affected hot pepper plants

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Alam

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Potential role of triacontanol applied as a foliar treatment to ameliorate the adverse effects of salinity on hot pepper plants was evaluated. In this pot experiment, hot pepper plants under 75 mM NaCl stress environment were subjected to foliar application of 25, 50, and 75 µM triacontanol treatments; whereas, untreated plants were taken as control. Salt stress had a significant impact on morphological characteristics, photosynthetic pigments, gas exchange attributes, MDA content, antioxidants activities, electrolytes leakage, vitamin C, soluble protein, and proline contents. All triacontanol treatments significantly mitigated the adversative effects of salinity on hot pepper plants; however, foliar application triacontanol at 75 µM had considerably improved the growth of hot pepper plants in terms of plant height, shoot length, leaf area, plant fresh/dry biomasses by modulating above mentioned physio-biochemical traits. While, improvement in gas exchange properties, chlorophyll, carotenoid contents, increased proline contents coupled with higher SOD and CAT activities were observed in response to 75 µM triacontanol followed by 50 µM triacontanol treatment. MDA and H2O2 contents were decreased significantly in hot pepper plants sprayed with 75 µM triacontanol followed by 50 µM triacontanol foliar treatment. Meanwhile, root and shoot lengths were maximum in 50 µM triacontanol sprayed hot pepper plants along with enhanced APX activity on exposure to salt stress. In crux, exogenous application triacontanol treatments improved hot pepper performance under salinity, however,75 µM triacontanol treatment evidently was more effective in mitigating the lethal impact of saline stress via controlling the ROS generation and increment in antioxidant enzyme activities.

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Triacontanol regulates morphological traits and enzymatic activities of salinity affected hot pepper plants

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“…Similarly, Zinnia elegans treated with 1000 ppm potassium sulphate, nitrate, chloride, humate, and citrate yielded the tallest plants, particularly when potassium citrate and humate were used (Dorgham, 2019). The foliar application of larger doses of K and NP has improved their vegetative development and has increased the number of leaves on the plants (Sarwar et al, 2013). Increased meristematic activities is generated by potassium is linked to the increased leaf output (Verma and Verma, 2008).…”

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Effects of Foliar Spray of Potassium Oxide on Vegetative Growth and Flower Quality of Gladiolus Cv. American Beauty

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Sharma²,

Gautam³

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Plant. phy. Soil. Chem.

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A field trial was done to investigate the effect of foliar spray using different concentrations of potassium oxide on flower quality and yield attributes of Gladiolus cv. American Beauty, at Horticultural Farm, Rampur- Chitwan during the winter season of 2021/2022. Seven different concentrations of K2O (1gm/L, 2gm/L, 4gm/L, 6gm/L, 8gm/L, 10gm/L, and control) were applied for the experiment, laid out in randomized complete block design (RCBD) with three replications. The results illustrated that foliar spray of 4gm/L K2O treatment greatly enhanced most of the recorded parameters i.e., plant height (110.51 cm), number of leaves (8.86), spike length (79.92 cm), rachis length (40.16 cm), day for spike initiation (68.46 days), days for 50% flowering (79.53 days), number of florets per spike (13.5) and total days for flowering (85.26 days) as compared to control. Foliar spray of potassium can be applied as a partial substitute for the recommended soil amended potassium for increasing nutrient uptake and thus stimulating plant growth and floral characteristics.

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“…It is an annual plant according to the region's conditions and perennial in other regions [1]. This plant is considered one of the important cut flowers and its flowers are of unlimited growth that shapes a star clusters with various colors including the red, yellow, purple, and violet and characterized with an odorous fragrance especially for the double-flowered species and therefore they are suitable for producing perfumes [2,3]. From a medical perspective, this plant is considered important as it is used to treat cancer and several dyes can be obtained from it like dark blue and purple.…”

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The Effect of the Method and Date of Planting on the Growth and the Blooming of Matthiola incana L.

Ahmed

Qasim

2023

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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The current study was conducted in the greenhouse at the department of Horticulture and Gardens Engineering / College of Agriculture and Forestry / University of Mosul for the period from October 1st 2021 until June 10th 2022 on the series Hot Cakes of Matthiola incana L. The experiment was conducted using split-plot systems with a random complete block design. The planting factor was put in the main boards, which included the uncovered and covered planting. The factor of planting date was put in the secondary boards, which included three senga gnitnalp, namely 1/10, 15/10 and 1/11. The results show that the plants that were planted using the uncovered planting system gave the highest values in terms of the leaf area (169 cm2) and the number of flowerets (54.64) floweret. As for the covered planting, it was convenient to increase the diameter of the first floweret (33.54 mm) and the height of the plant (28.62 cm). it was also observed that in the late period of planting, which was on 1/11/2021, the leaf area improved (181.34 cm2) and leaf area (170 cm2plant−1).

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Modeling Growth of Cut-Flower Stock (Matthiola incana R. Br.) in Response to Differing in nutrient Level

Abstract: The present research project was aimed to study the effect of foliar application of zinc and NPK on growth of Stock (Matthiola incana.L. The study was carried out at

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Triacontanol regulates morphological traits and enzymatic activities of salinity affected hot pepper plants

Triacontanol regulates morphological traits and enzymatic activities of salinity affected hot pepper plants

Effects of Foliar Spray of Potassium Oxide on Vegetative Growth and Flower Quality of Gladiolus Cv. American Beauty

The Effect of the Method and Date of Planting on the Growth and the Blooming of Matthiola incana L.

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