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島根農科大学研究報告 7
1959-03-31 発行
実生法によるチューリップの育種学的研究(I-3) : 一, 二,三年目実生に対する日長の影響
Studies on the Tulip Breeding by the Seedling Method(I-3) : Some effects of day-length on the growth of 1st-, 2nd-and 3rd-year-old tulip seedlings
樋浦 巌
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The effect was studied of different day-length on the growth of 1st-, 2nd-, and 3rd-year-old seedlings of tulip grown under glasshouse. And on the one hand the optimum temperature on the growth of 1st-year-old seedlings was investigated too.
These investigation was based on the spposition that an acceleration in the succession of the yearly growth cycles results in a shortening of the duration of the juvenile phase.
1. The optimum temperature on the growth of 1st-year-old seedlings was convinced of near 15℃.
2. In the 1st-year-old seedlings the effect of temperature on the growth was more remarkable than of daylength.
3. The effect of daylength on the growth was alike in the 2nd- and 3rd-year-old seedlings.
i. e. (I) The appearance of the maximum growth period was influenced by the daylength and temperature, and was accelerated by short-day treatment more than by long-day.
(II) The growth rate was better long-day treatment than by short-day.
(III) It tended to retrain the formation of the 2nd stalk by the short-day treatment.
4. It appearad that in 2nd- and 3rd-year-old seedlings the growth under long-day length was better and bulbed successfully.
These investigation was based on the spposition that an acceleration in the succession of the yearly growth cycles results in a shortening of the duration of the juvenile phase.
1. The optimum temperature on the growth of 1st-year-old seedlings was convinced of near 15℃.
2. In the 1st-year-old seedlings the effect of temperature on the growth was more remarkable than of daylength.
3. The effect of daylength on the growth was alike in the 2nd- and 3rd-year-old seedlings.
i. e. (I) The appearance of the maximum growth period was influenced by the daylength and temperature, and was accelerated by short-day treatment more than by long-day.
(II) The growth rate was better long-day treatment than by short-day.
(III) It tended to retrain the formation of the 2nd stalk by the short-day treatment.
4. It appearad that in 2nd- and 3rd-year-old seedlings the growth under long-day length was better and bulbed successfully.
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