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Synergistic Modulation of Nitrogen and Chemical Regulation: Balancing Photosynthesis and Lodging Resistance for High-Efficiency Maize Production Under Dense Planting. [PDF]

Plants (Basel)
Liu X, Meng Y, Dong L, Hao Y, Yu Y, Lv G, Jiang Y, Zhang Y, Qian C, Gu W.   +9 more
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Ethylene promotes fruit ripening initiation by downregulating photosynthesis, enhancing abscisic acid and suppressing jasmonic acid in blueberry (Vaccinium ashei). [PDF]

BMC Plant Biol
Wang YW, Nambeesan SU.
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Transcription factors MdEIL1 and MdHY5 integrate ethylene and light signaling to promote chlorophyll degradation in mature apple peels. [PDF]

Hortic Res
Li LX, Yang SK, Fang Y, Wu ZM, Ma HY, Wang S, Li D, Feng SQ.   +7 more
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Auxin Gradients Determine Reproductive Development in Pea (Pisum sativum). [PDF]

Physiol Plant
Adihetty DD, Kaur H, Jayasinghege CPA, Reinecke DM, Ozga JA.   +4 more
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Effects of ethephon on ethephon residue and quality properties of chili pepper during pre-harvest ripening

Journal of Food Science and Technology, 2020
The application of ethephon was investigated to examine its effects on both ethephon residue and quality properties of chili peppers during pre-harvest ripening with the goal of facilitating maximum commercial harvest along with improving color and flavor. A single ethephon treatment significantly increased L* and a* values and capsanthin concentration,
Bing, Yang, Yuxin, Luo, Yue, Tan, Jianquan, Kan   +3 more
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Hulless Barley Response to Ethephon Application

Crop Management, 2007
Ethephon [(2‐chloroethyl) phosponic acid] is commonly used in mid‐Atlantic barley production to reduce plant height and lodging, but is known to reduce grain yield and test weight in some barley cultivars. Management practices that produce high yield and good grain quality in traditional mid‐Atlantic winter barley have yet to be evaluated for hulless ...
Wade E. Thomason, Steve B. Phillips, Carl A. Griffey, Wynse S. Brooks   +3 more
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Zum Rückstandsverhalten von Ethephon auf Stein‐ und Beerenobst. 1. Mitt. Ethephon‐Rückstände auf Süß‐ und Sauerkirschen

Food / Nahrung, 1976
AbstractEs wird eine gaschromatographische Bestimmungsmethode für Ethephon‐Rückstände beschrieben.Die Untersuchungen zum Rückstandsverhalten von Ethephon auf Süßkirschen ergaben nach Behandlung mit 0,05; 0,075 bzw. 0,1%iger Flordimex‐Brühe durchschnittlich 0,88; 1,45 bzw. 1,83 ppm in den Früchten.
H. Beitz, U. Bergner
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Effects of ethephon on macadamia racemes

Journal of Horticultural Science, 1987
SummaryEthephon sprays applied to Macadamia integrifolia trees caused the abortion of elongating racemes. The critical concentration of ethephon for early raceme damage was between 400 and 800 mg l−1. Dormant racemes were less sensitive, and rapidly elongating racemes more sensitive to ethephon damage.
R. A. Stephenson, E. C. Gallagher
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Environmental factors affecting ethephon in olive

Scientia Horticulturae, 1978
Abstract Inconsistent results of ethephon in field experiments in olive ( Olea europaea L.) are attributed to climatic differences and irrigation regimes. Physical measurements, using 14 C-2-chloroethyl phosphonic acid ( 14 C-CEPA) at pH 6.3 indicated 60% degradation within 5 h at 40° C.
I. Klein, E. Epstein, S. Lavee, Y. Ben-Tal   +3 more
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Ethephon Advances Loblolly Pine Needle Cast

Forest Science, 1977
Abstract Potted 1-0 loblolly pine seedlings sprayed with 5,000 ppm acid equivalents of ethephon in water in early July promptly abscised most of their year-old fascicles. Neither survival nor current-year needles were affected, and lateral branching was reduced.
C. G. Griffing, S. J. Ursic
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