Co-Authors:
Zieslin, N., Department of Ornamental Horticulture, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Rehovot, Israel
Mor, Y., Department of Floriculture, Ministry of Agriculture, Israel
Abstract:
Removal of sprouting lateral shoots in rose plants caused breaking of lateral accessory buds. The sprouting of accessory buds decreased toward cane base. Lateral-shoot removal also resulted in an increase in the leaf specific weight and chlorophyll content and an increase in the average root weight. The effect of de-shooting on the leaf abscission differed in canes of different positions on the plant. © 1981.
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