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Authors: | S. Mohandass, V. Sampath, R. Gupta |
DOI: | 10.17660/ActaHortic.1986.188.19 |
Abstract:
The response of flowering in pyrethrum due to ambient temperatures was analysed at different months of three consecutive years at Kodaikanal hills in south India.
It showed a wide range of fluctuation in mean maximum and minimum temperatures.
In general the plants exposed to lower minimum temperature produced a larger number of flowers (r = -0.5426**) with higher dry matter content and total pyrethrins.
The cumulative effect of low temperature combined with the average temperature (accumulated degree days) was found to exert a positive influence on the flowering through bud initiation (r = -0.7753**).
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