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Postharvest (10)

20 Oct 2010

Diurnal carbohydrate dynamics affect postharvest ethylene responsiveness in portulaca (Portulaca grandiflora ‘Yubi Deep Rose’) unrooted cuttings

Vijay K. Rapaka and James E. Faust (Clemson University), John M. Dole (North Carolina State University), Erik Runkle (Michigan State University)

Portulaca harvest PBT (419 KB)

18 Oct 2010

Effect of Time of Harvest on Postharvest Leaf Abscission in Lantana (Lantana camara L. Dallas Red) Unrooted Cuttings

Vijay K. Rapaka and James E. Faust (Clemson University), John M. Dole (North Carolina State University), Erik S. Runkle (Michigan State University)

Harvesting Lantana Cuttings HortScience (702 KB)

18 Oct 2010

Endogenous carbohydrate status affects postharvest ethylene sensitivity in relation to leaf senescence and adventitious root formation in Pelargonium cuttings

Vijay K. Rapaka and James E. Faust (Clemson University), John M. Dole (North Carolina State University), Erik S. Runkle (Michigan State University)

This study investigated the role of ethylene action in postharvest leaf senescence of two cultivars of pelargonium (Pelargonium×hortorum L. H. Bailey ‘Patriot Bright Red' and ‘Patriot White') cuttings to determine whether endogenous carbohydrate status interacts with ethylene action in relation to leaf senescence and adventitious root formation.

Geranium ethylene PBT (971 KB)

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