Induced Femaleness in Cucumber by 2-Chloroethanephosphonic Acid
SEX expression of cucumber can be altered by exogenous plant growth regulators 1–3 , as well as by environmental conditions, such as temperature and day length. The work described here was undertaken to test the induction of femaleness in cucumber plants by 2-chloroethane-phosphonic acid (CEPHA), as...
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| description | SEX expression of cucumber can be altered by exogenous plant growth regulators
1–3
, as well as by environmental conditions, such as temperature and day length. The work described here was undertaken to test the induction of femaleness in cucumber plants by 2-chloroethane-phosphonic acid (CEPHA), as a presumptive substitute for ethylene, both in the greenhouse and field. |
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