Influência do etileno e do 1-MCP na senescência e longevidade das inflorescências de esporinha

Abstract

A aplicação de etileno e do 1-metilciclopropeno (1-MCP) têm efeitos marcantes sobre a abscisão e a longevidade em vaso das inflorescências de esporinha (Consolida ajacis). O etileno acelerou a abscisão das flores em concentrações iguais ou superiores a 1,0 mg L -1 de Ethrel quando pulverizado por duas horas em intervalos de 30 minutos. As concentrações de 100 e 1.000 mg L -1 de Ethrel induziram imediata abscisão das flores, reduzindo a longevidade de 4,4 dias nas flores-controle para 1,8 e 1,2 dias respectivamente. O tratamento com 1-MCP (0,5 g m -3 de SmartFresh TM ) foi eficiente em retardar o início da abscisão das flores, mesmo quando 100 mg L -1 Ethrel foi pulverizado imediatamente após a aplicação do 1-MCP. Flores tratadas exclusivamente com 1-MCP ou tratadas antes do Ethrel tiveram a longevidade estendida em 33% em relação ao controle. Houve redução da eficiência do 1-MCP, em estender a longevidade, se aplicado após a pulverização com Ethrel, comparado com o tratamento de 1-MCP isoladamente ou 1-MCP seguido de Ethrel. Esse efeito demonstra que 1-MCP não foi capaz de bloquear completamente os receptores do etileno.Palavras-chave: abscisão, vida de vaso, Ethrel, SmartFresh TM . ABSTRACT INFLUENCE OF ETHYLENE AND 1-MCP ON SENESCENCE AND LONGEVITY OF CONSOLIDA AJACIS INFLORESCENCESEthylene and 1-methylcyclopropene (1-MCP) had strong influence on the Consolida ajacis flower abscission and longevity. Ethylene was able to induce abscission of the flowers in concentrations equal or above 1,0 mg L -1 Ethrel, when sprayed over two hours at 30 minutes interval. Concentrations of 100 and 1000 mg L -1 Ehtrel induced fast flower abscission, reducing the longevity from 4.4 days on the control flowers to 1.8 and 1.2 days, respectively. Treatment with 1-MCP (0.5 g m -3 SmartFresh TM ) was efficient in delaying the beginning of flower abscission, even when the inflorescences were sprayed with 100 mg L -1 Ethrel just after the 1-MCP treatment. Flowers treated exclusively with 1-MCP had the longevity extended in 33% as compared to the control treatment. Similar results were observed when the flowers were treated with 1-MCP followed by Etrhel. Compared to 1-MCP treatment alone or 1-MCP followed by Ethrel, there was a reduction of flower longevity when 1-MCP was applied after the Ethrel. This effect shows that 1-MCP was not able to completely block all the ethylene receptors, if Ehtrel was applied previously to 1-MCP.

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Postharvest strategies for preventing flower wilting and leaf yellowing in cut Ranunculus flowers

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