Effects of different substrates on formation and development of bulblets in Lilium sp

ABSTRACT Although lilium sp. bulb growth has been mostly performed in soil, there are problems in production of bulbs because of physical and chemical properties of soil, diseases and pests. Properties of soil also effects time of formation of suitable bulb size to form flowers in lilium bulb. In t...

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Main Authors: Leyla Eken, Uğur Şirin
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Language:English
Published: Ondokuz Mayıs University 2018-06-01
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spelling doaj-986c46e54101409fa738683ec513f15b2020-11-24T23:03:36ZengOndokuz Mayıs UniversityAnadolu Tarım Bilimleri Dergisi1308-87501308-87692018-06-01332859110.7161/omuanajas.322340Effects of different substrates on formation and development of bulblets in Lilium spLeyla Eken0Uğur Şirin1Aydın Adnan Menderes Üniversitesi, Çine Meslek Yüksekokulu, Çine, AydınAydın Adnan Menderes Üniversitesi, Ziraat Fakültesi Bahçe Bitkileri Bölümü, AydınABSTRACT Although lilium sp. bulb growth has been mostly performed in soil, there are problems in production of bulbs because of physical and chemical properties of soil, diseases and pests. Properties of soil also effects time of formation of suitable bulb size to form flowers in lilium bulb. In this study it was aimed to determine the effects of different alternative substrates on bulblet formation and development to sole the probles on propagation of new bulblets in Lilium.Study was performed in spring, 2011 and Lilium LA hybrids cv. “Ceb Dazzle” was used. In this study, (1) chestnut shell + perlite, (2)peanut shell + perlite, (3)sand + peanut shell, (4) perlit, (5) chestnut shell + sand, (6) soil + organic manure + peat (control), (7) peat + sand, (8) cocopeat, (9) volcanic tuff were used as substrates. Lilium plants were grown in 60 L volumed plastic boxes filled with substrates. In order to determine the properties of bulb development, roots which are formed on bulbs and stems were analyzed. And in order to determine the formation and development of bulblets, bulblets formed in mother bulb and plant stem were analyzed in terms of number of bulbs, weight, length and height.As a result of this research, instead of there weren’t any bulblet formation on the mother bulbs, it was observed that there is bulblet formation on plant stems and they were analized. The highest number of bulblet formation was obtained in Sand+Peanut Shell substrat mix with the 17.5 number/bulb. It is determined that, the best results in terms of average weight, lenght and height diameter of bulblets, were obtained on Sand+Peanut Shell (12.387 g,14.34 mm lenght, 14.54 mm height) and Peat+Sand (8.983 g, 13.31 mm lenght ve 14.42 mm height) substrats. http://dergipark.gov.tr/download/article-file/490431there are problems in production of bulbs because of physical and chemical properties of soildiseases and pests. Properties of soil also effects time of formation of suitable bulb size to form flowers in lilium bulb. In this study it was aimed to determine the effects of different alternative substrates on bulblet formation and development to sole the probles on propagation of new bulblets in Lilium.Study was performed in spring2011 and Lilium LA hybrids cv. “Ceb Dazzle” was used. In this study(1) chestnut shell + perlite(2)peanut shell + perlite(3)sand + peanut shell(4) perlit(5) chestnut shell + sand(6) soil + organic manure + peat (control)(7) peat + sand(8) cocopeat(9) volcanic tuff were used as substrates. Lilium plants were grown in 60 L volumed plastic boxes filled with substrates. In order to determine the properties of bulb developmentroots which are formed on bulbs and stems were analyzed. And in order to determine the formation and development of bulbletsbulblets formed in mother bulb and plant stem were analyzed in terms of number of bulbsweightlength and height.As a result of this researchinstead of there weren’t any bulblet formation on the mother bulbsit was observed that there is bulblet formation on plant stems and they were analized. The highest number of bulblet formation was obtained in Sand+Peanut Shell substrat mix with the 17.5 number/bulb. It is determined thatthe best results in terms of average weightlenght and height diameter of bulbletswere obtained on Sand+Peanut Shell (12.387 g14.54 mm height) and Peat+Sand (8.983 gLiliumBulbletsSubstratChestnut shell
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author Leyla Eken
Uğur Şirin
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Uğur Şirin
Effects of different substrates on formation and development of bulblets in Lilium sp
Anadolu Tarım Bilimleri Dergisi
there are problems in production of bulbs because of physical and chemical properties of soil
diseases and pests. Properties of soil also effects time of formation of suitable bulb size to form flowers in lilium bulb. In this study it was aimed to determine the effects of different alternative substrates on bulblet formation and development to sole the probles on propagation of new bulblets in Lilium.Study was performed in spring
2011 and Lilium LA hybrids cv. “Ceb Dazzle” was used. In this study
(1) chestnut shell + perlite
(2)peanut shell + perlite
(3)sand + peanut shell
(4) perlit
(5) chestnut shell + sand
(6) soil + organic manure + peat (control)
(7) peat + sand
(8) cocopeat
(9) volcanic tuff were used as substrates. Lilium plants were grown in 60 L volumed plastic boxes filled with substrates. In order to determine the properties of bulb development
roots which are formed on bulbs and stems were analyzed. And in order to determine the formation and development of bulblets
bulblets formed in mother bulb and plant stem were analyzed in terms of number of bulbs
weight
length and height.As a result of this research
instead of there weren’t any bulblet formation on the mother bulbs
it was observed that there is bulblet formation on plant stems and they were analized. The highest number of bulblet formation was obtained in Sand+Peanut Shell substrat mix with the 17.5 number/bulb. It is determined that
the best results in terms of average weight
lenght and height diameter of bulblets
were obtained on Sand+Peanut Shell (12.387 g
14.54 mm height) and Peat+Sand (8.983 g
Lilium
Bulblets
Substrat
Chestnut shell
author_facet Leyla Eken
Uğur Şirin
author_sort Leyla Eken
title Effects of different substrates on formation and development of bulblets in Lilium sp
title_short Effects of different substrates on formation and development of bulblets in Lilium sp
title_full Effects of different substrates on formation and development of bulblets in Lilium sp
title_fullStr Effects of different substrates on formation and development of bulblets in Lilium sp
title_full_unstemmed Effects of different substrates on formation and development of bulblets in Lilium sp
title_sort effects of different substrates on formation and development of bulblets in lilium sp
publisher Ondokuz Mayıs University
series Anadolu Tarım Bilimleri Dergisi
issn 1308-8750
1308-8769
publishDate 2018-06-01
description ABSTRACT Although lilium sp. bulb growth has been mostly performed in soil, there are problems in production of bulbs because of physical and chemical properties of soil, diseases and pests. Properties of soil also effects time of formation of suitable bulb size to form flowers in lilium bulb. In this study it was aimed to determine the effects of different alternative substrates on bulblet formation and development to sole the probles on propagation of new bulblets in Lilium.Study was performed in spring, 2011 and Lilium LA hybrids cv. “Ceb Dazzle” was used. In this study, (1) chestnut shell + perlite, (2)peanut shell + perlite, (3)sand + peanut shell, (4) perlit, (5) chestnut shell + sand, (6) soil + organic manure + peat (control), (7) peat + sand, (8) cocopeat, (9) volcanic tuff were used as substrates. Lilium plants were grown in 60 L volumed plastic boxes filled with substrates. In order to determine the properties of bulb development, roots which are formed on bulbs and stems were analyzed. And in order to determine the formation and development of bulblets, bulblets formed in mother bulb and plant stem were analyzed in terms of number of bulbs, weight, length and height.As a result of this research, instead of there weren’t any bulblet formation on the mother bulbs, it was observed that there is bulblet formation on plant stems and they were analized. The highest number of bulblet formation was obtained in Sand+Peanut Shell substrat mix with the 17.5 number/bulb. It is determined that, the best results in terms of average weight, lenght and height diameter of bulblets, were obtained on Sand+Peanut Shell (12.387 g,14.34 mm lenght, 14.54 mm height) and Peat+Sand (8.983 g, 13.31 mm lenght ve 14.42 mm height) substrats.
topic there are problems in production of bulbs because of physical and chemical properties of soil
diseases and pests. Properties of soil also effects time of formation of suitable bulb size to form flowers in lilium bulb. In this study it was aimed to determine the effects of different alternative substrates on bulblet formation and development to sole the probles on propagation of new bulblets in Lilium.Study was performed in spring
2011 and Lilium LA hybrids cv. “Ceb Dazzle” was used. In this study
(1) chestnut shell + perlite
(2)peanut shell + perlite
(3)sand + peanut shell
(4) perlit
(5) chestnut shell + sand
(6) soil + organic manure + peat (control)
(7) peat + sand
(8) cocopeat
(9) volcanic tuff were used as substrates. Lilium plants were grown in 60 L volumed plastic boxes filled with substrates. In order to determine the properties of bulb development
roots which are formed on bulbs and stems were analyzed. And in order to determine the formation and development of bulblets
bulblets formed in mother bulb and plant stem were analyzed in terms of number of bulbs
weight
length and height.As a result of this research
instead of there weren’t any bulblet formation on the mother bulbs
it was observed that there is bulblet formation on plant stems and they were analized. The highest number of bulblet formation was obtained in Sand+Peanut Shell substrat mix with the 17.5 number/bulb. It is determined that
the best results in terms of average weight
lenght and height diameter of bulblets
were obtained on Sand+Peanut Shell (12.387 g
14.54 mm height) and Peat+Sand (8.983 g
Lilium
Bulblets
Substrat
Chestnut shell
url http://dergipark.gov.tr/download/article-file/490431
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