Kiwifruit Growth Control by Synthetic Auxin 3,5,6-Tpa

Bregoli, Anna Maria; Fabbroni, Cristina; Costa, Fernanda de; Stella, S.; Ziosi, Vanina; Costa, Guglielmo

doi:10.17660/actahortic.2006.727.16

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“…This result agrees with previous reports where the application of different commercial auxins did not affect the firmness of pepper (Lopez-Elias et al, 2005;Salas et al, 2009), although in other species, e.g. apple (Guak et al, 2002;Curry (2006) and kiwifruit (Bregoli et al, 2006), hormones have been reported to increase fruit firmness. By contrast, in stone fruit species, e.g.…”

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The effect of fruit-setting hormones applied at the stage of flowering on the morphological and physiological characteristics of eggplant (Solanum melongena L.) fruit during growth, maturation and storage

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Τα πειράματα που περιγράφονται στην παρούσα εργασία πραγματοποιήθηκαν με σκοπό να μελετηθεί η πορεία της ανάπτυξης, τα ποιοτικά χαρακτηριστικά και η μετασυλλεκτική συμπεριφορά των παρθενοκαρπικών ( άσπερμων ) καρπών της μελιτζάνας που προήλθαν από την εφαρμογή ρυθμιστών ανάπτυξης σε σχέση με των ένσπερμων καρπών που προέρχονται από φυσιολογική επικονίαση.

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The effect of fruit-setting hormones applied at the stage of flowering on the morphological and physiological characteristics of eggplant (Solanum melongena L.) fruit during growth, maturation and storage

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But Weight, There's More: Genetic and Hormonal Control of Fruit Size in Fleshy Fruits

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Schaffer

David

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Fleshy fruits come in a range of shapes and sizes, but each fruit is derived from a single meristematic growing point, with the final size determined by the number and plane of cell divisions and cell expansion during ovary and fruit development. During domestication, fruit size has been a selection criterion for most commercial fleshy fruits, and it is an important industry requirement. Extensive molecular work in model and non‐model plants has identified key genes that regulate fruit size including cell‐cycle‐related genes, meristem‐size‐associated genes, controllers of cell division, and genes associated with cell expansion and endoreduplication. These genes operate in a strongly regulated hormonal context that is also influenced by the environment of the plant. While the interaction of all three of these contributes to the final shape and size of the fruit, much research is still needed to fully understand fruit shape and size in fruits. However, key genes are emerging as potential targets to manipulate fruit size, allowing the development of new fruit cultivars.

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Kiwifruit Growth Control by Synthetic Auxin 3,5,6-Tpa

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The effect of fruit-setting hormones applied at the stage of flowering on the morphological and physiological characteristics of eggplant (Solanum melongena L.) fruit during growth, maturation and storage

The effect of fruit-setting hormones applied at the stage of flowering on the morphological and physiological characteristics of eggplant (Solanum melongena L.) fruit during growth, maturation and storage

But Weight, There's More: Genetic and Hormonal Control of Fruit Size in Fleshy Fruits

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