1995
DOI: 10.17660/actahortic.1995.405.12
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The Exchange of Substances Between Some Cut Flowers and Solutions During Vase Life

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“…Addition of silvar thiosulphate in holding solution had beneficial effect on vase life and quality of cut flowers (De et al, 1996). Pulsing cut flowers with silvar thiosulphate + sucrose inhibited the ethylene synthesis which has become an essential tool for delaying the senescence of cut flowers, inhibited chlorophyll, soluble protein and sugar losses during senescence also improved the post-harvest quality (Burzo et al, 1995;Wei et al, 1997). Longevity of many cut flowers is negatively influenced by the presence of ethylene by inducing various physiological responses like abscission and wilting of leaves, petals and sepals.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Addition of silvar thiosulphate in holding solution had beneficial effect on vase life and quality of cut flowers (De et al, 1996). Pulsing cut flowers with silvar thiosulphate + sucrose inhibited the ethylene synthesis which has become an essential tool for delaying the senescence of cut flowers, inhibited chlorophyll, soluble protein and sugar losses during senescence also improved the post-harvest quality (Burzo et al, 1995;Wei et al, 1997). Longevity of many cut flowers is negatively influenced by the presence of ethylene by inducing various physiological responses like abscission and wilting of leaves, petals and sepals.…”
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“…Gerbera (Gerbera jamesonii) is one of the popular cut flowers in Bangladesh having short vase life and mostly are used freshly, so their vase life improvement is one the first floriculture's purposes (Elgimabi and Ahmed, 2009). The major reasons for shorten vase life of cut flowers are nutrient deficiency, bacterial and fungal contaminations (Kazemi et al, 2011) water stress-induced wilting and vascular blockage (Alaey et al, 2011). Application of various chemicals could alter the post-harvest life of cut flowers (Prashanth et al, 2010).…”
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“…Sugar treatments at low concentrations cause flower buds to maintain proper form and improve the opening process. Pulsing cut carnations with STS and 10% sucrose inhibited the ethylene synthesis and improved the postharvest quality of cut flowers (Burzo, Dobrescu, Amariujei, & Stanica, 1995). Cut roses and chrysanthemums were pulsed with 3% sucrose, which extended the vase life by two days compared with the control (Mwangi, 2002;Song et al, 1995).…”
Section: Postharvest Characteristics Of Cut Liliesmentioning
confidence: 99%