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Influence of plant growth regulators on Phalaenopsis flowering bud differentiation and growth

Zhihui Cheng

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Two experiments were performed to determine how different plant growth regulators concentrations and application methods influenced Phalaenopsis flower bud differentiation and growth.The results indicated that spraying treatment method was better than daubing treatment,and flower bud differentiation and growth was markedly promoted by spaying 25 mg/L6-BA.

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Two experiments were performed to determine how different plant growth regulators concentrations and application methods influenced Phalaenopsis flower bud differentiation and growth.The results indicated that spraying treatment method was better than daubing treatment,and flower bud differentiation and growth was markedly promoted by spaying 25 mg/L6-BA.

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Two experiments were performed to determine how different plant growth regulators concentrations and application methods influenced Phalaenopsis flower bud differentiation and growth.The results indicated that spraying treatment method was better than daubing treatment,and flower bud differentiation and growth was markedly promoted by spaying 25 mg/L6-BA.

Key concepts: Phalaenopsis, Plant growth, Biology, Bud, Botany, Horticulture

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