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Research Article

Estimating the temperature limitations for growth cessasion and floral initiation in red rasberry (Rubus idaeus L.) and the floral-inducing effect of winter chilling

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Pages 570-575 | Received 20 Oct 2023, Accepted 23 Feb 2024, Published online: 24 Mar 2024

Figures & data

Figure 1. Effects of temperature on growth of three red raspberry cultivars in naturally decreasing daylengths at Ås, Norway during August and September. Data are the means ± SE of six plants per treatment.

Figure 1. Effects of temperature on growth of three red raspberry cultivars in naturally decreasing daylengths at Ås, Norway during August and September. Data are the means ± SE of six plants per treatment.

Figure 2. Effects of temperature on profiles of flower development stages of lateral buds along the entire shoot of three red raspberry cultivars after growth for 9 weeks at 12°C and 16°C as shown. The data represent one single plant per treatment. No flower buds were observed at 20°C. Buds at stages ≥ 2 are indicated in yellow.

Figure 2. Effects of temperature on profiles of flower development stages of lateral buds along the entire shoot of three red raspberry cultivars after growth for 9 weeks at 12°C and 16°C as shown. The data represent one single plant per treatment. No flower buds were observed at 20°C. Buds at stages ≥ 2 are indicated in yellow.

Table 1. Effects of temperature under naturally decreasing autumn daylength on growth and flowering of three red raspberry cultivars during a 9-week treatment period, followed by cold storage for 7 months and forcing in an open high tunnel in the following spring.