ArticleFrontiers in plant science2026
Effects of plant growth regulator treatments on quality-related traits and the establishment of cultivar-specific cultivation conditions in small- and medium-sized lily bulbs.
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High-quality lilies with multiple flower buds are in demand for export, but small- and medium-sized bulbs often produce fewer buds, prompting the need for improved cultivation strategies. In this study, the effects of pre-planting plant growth regulator treatments on cut flower quality (flower bud number and length, plant height, and bulb circumference) in small- and medium-sized lily bulbs (14-16 cm) were investigated. Six lily cultivars ('Aubisque,' 'Difference,' 'Ducati,' 'Spring City,' 'Sweet Zanica,' and 'Woori Tower'), representing three lineages, were treated with 6-benzylaminopurine (BA) or gibberellin (GA) + BA at different concentrations and immersion times. Immersion in BA for 30 min significantly increased flower bud number overall (
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