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Vernalisation deLinum austriacum L. par ablation des rameaux latéraux

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According to these experiments, it appears thatLinum austriacum L. needs vernalisation to bloom. The treatment at low temperature (vernalisation) may be replaced in the course of the first year by a process of mutilation, that is to say, the ablation of all lateral shoots as soon as they appear. The notion of the concentration of tropho-hormonal reserves in the aerial portion of the plant has been considered as a partial explanation of the phenomenon.

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  1. F. Plonka,Les varićtés de lin, Institut national de la recherche agronomique à Paris (Ed. René P. Colas, Paris 1956).

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  1. Station de Botanique expérimentale, Université de Genève, Switzerland

    K. D. Dang & F. Chodat

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Dang, K.D., Chodat, F. Vernalisation deLinum austriacum L. par ablation des rameaux latéraux. Experientia 14, 68–70 (1958). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02159010

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