Effect of spacing on growth, flowering and corm production of gladiolus (Gladiolus sp.) cv. American Beauty

Kumar, K. Ajith; Singh, Charan; Beniwal, V. S.; Pinder, Rohit

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“…The positive role of gibberellins in cell enlargement could be the reason for increased leaf width, number of leaves as well as diameter of corm. These observations are similar to the findings of Prasad et al, (2002) on effect of GA 3 in gladiolus, Havale et al, (2008) on soaking of corm of gladiolus in GA 3 solution, Mohanty et al, (1994), Misra et al, (1993) and also of Kumar et al, (2002) The spike lengths, spike weights and number of florets per spike were seen that ALAR (T 12 and T 13 ) and MH (T 14 and T 15 ) treated corms were less than control (T 1 ) showed negative effect of these treatments on spike length. It might be due to enhanced cell division, cell enlargement and cell elongation and increase number of florets due to cell elongation.…”

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Effect of Pre-Soaking of Corms in to Plant Growth Regulators on Growth and Flowering of Gladiolus (Gladiolus grandiflorus L.) cv. American Beauty

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Effect of Pre-Soaking of Corms in to Plant Growth Regulators on Growth and Flowering of Gladiolus (Gladiolus grandiflorus L.) cv. American Beauty

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“…The longest time (22.00 days) was obtained from plant spacing 25×20 cm (S 1 ) with small corm size 30±2 g (C 1 ) ( Table 1). Similar results were obtained by Kumar et al (2016).…”

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“…The minimum number of leaves (6.35) was produced in case of plant spacing 25×20 cm with small corm size 30±2 g (Table 1). Leaves produced per plant were more in the plants grown with wither spacing with large corm size (Kumar et al, 2016;Singh, 1998;Dilta et al, 2000).…”

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Effect of spacing and corm size on growth and spike production of gladiolus

Methela

Zihad

Islam

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Asian J. Med. Biol. Res

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Gladiolus is high demandable and popular flower all over the world. The present study was conducted to investigate the effect of plant spacing and corm size on growth and spike production of gladiolus. The two factor experiment was laid out in Randomized Complete Block Design (RCBD). Three plant spacing like S1= 25×20 cm, S2= 20×30 cm and S3= 25×30 cm and corm size like L1=Small corm, (30±2 g), L2=Medium corm (35±2 g), L3=Large corm (>40g) were maintained to investigate the study. Plant spacing and corm size had significant effect on days to 80% emergence, plant height, number of leaves, days required for first spike initiation, spike length, rachis length, number of florets per spike and weight of spike. The highest number of plant height (74.61 cm), maximum number of leaves (7.98), top most length of spike (70.00), utmost rachis length (48.77 cm), largest number of florets per spike (14.33) and maximum weight of spike (35.60) were obtained from the plant spacing 25x30cm and largest corm size > 40g. Therefore, the results of the present study revealed that widest plant spacing 25×30 cm and large corm (>40g) were found to be the best for growth of spike production of gladiolus. Asian J. Med. Biol. Res. June 2019, 5(3): 226-230

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“…4), Tulipa gesneriana, Crocus vernus, and Hyacinthus orientalis were arranged from 65 to 600 pieces of bulbs in one square meter. In the same manner, 10 pieces of bulbous plants are arranged per square meter [10] for the following species: Allium moly 'Jeannine', Eremurus spectabilis, Fritillaria meleagris, Gladiolus hybridus, Dahlia sp. 'White Lace', and Canna sp.…”

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From tradition to landscape architecture – Planting design concept using perennials and bulbs

Szekely-Varga

Buru

Cotoz

et al. 2019

Acta Universitatis Sapientiae, Agriculture and Environment

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“Tradition and Modernity”, two aspects the University of Agriculture Sciences and Veterinary Medicine of Cluj-Napoca lives by. The current paper presents a case study analysis of a landscape architecture design, combining tradition with modernity. Through the use of traditional Transylvanian patterns, this concept design is based on the use of different plant species and flowering periods. It measures 500 sq. m and is situated on the campus of the UASVM. Today, there is an increasing interest for bulbs and Lavandula species in landscaping. This is the reason why Lavandula is popular in the design concept presented below. Designed with the use of Romanian traditional patterns and specific colours, two types of ornamental plants are combined: perennials and bulbous plants. This proposal attempts to provide a way of approaching the Romanian landscape, specific to the region it belongs to.

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Effect of spacing on growth, flowering and corm production of gladiolus (Gladiolus sp.) cv. American Beauty

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Effect of Pre-Soaking of Corms in to Plant Growth Regulators on Growth and Flowering of Gladiolus (Gladiolus grandiflorus L.) cv. American Beauty

Effect of Pre-Soaking of Corms in to Plant Growth Regulators on Growth and Flowering of Gladiolus (Gladiolus grandiflorus L.) cv. American Beauty

Effect of spacing and corm size on growth and spike production of gladiolus

From tradition to landscape architecture – Planting design concept using perennials and bulbs

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