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Roses exhibited higher production and postharvest longevity in response to nano-nutrients of Fe, Ca and Zn under LED supplemental lighting. [PDF]
BMC Plant BiolRezai S +5 more
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Effect of nano-NPK fertilizer and BAP on growth and flowering of Viola tricolor. [PDF]
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Chitosan and copper nanoparticles in vase solutions elevate the quality and longevity of cut tulips, setting a new standard for sustainability in floriculture. [PDF]
BMC Plant BiolEl-Sayed IM, El-Ziat RA, Othman EZ.
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Early Shedding of Sepals Promotes Cross-Pollination of <i>Actaea erythrocarpa</i> (Ranunculaceae). [PDF]
Biology (Basel)Zhang J +10 more
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Crop breeding by design: integrating big data for future food security. [PDF]
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Flower size and longevity influence florivory in the large-flowered shrub Cistus ladanifer
Acta Oecologica, 2011 Plants with larger and longer-lived flowers receive more pollinator visits and increase reproductive success, though may also suffer more from antagonistic interactions with animals. Florivores can reduce fruit and seed production, so selection on flower size, floral longevity and/or number of flowers may thus be determined by the relative effects of ...
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The evolution of flower longevity in unpredictable pollination environments
Journal of Evolutionary Biology, 2021Abstract Pollination requires a flower to remain open for long enough to allow for the arrival of pollinators. However, maintaining flowers costs energy and resources. Therefore, flower longevity, the length of time a flower remains viable, is critical for the outcome of plant reproduction.
Kuangyi Xu, Maria R Servedio
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