Sang ck; Choi Ys; Kim Hy 1991
- Authors: Sang ck; Choi Ys; Kim Hy
- Title: Effects of light sucrose and growth regulators on the coloration of
cut snapdragon flower i. effects of light intensity and sucrose
- Location: Journal of the korean society for horticultural science,
32 (1). 1991. 130-136.
- Abstract: the experiment was conducted to study the effective methods of
preventing discoloration of cut snapdragon during transportation or
under low light intensity at consumption stage. the flower color
and anthocyanin content of petal of cut snapdragon (Antirrhinum
majus cv. do bong and chun bong) treated with various
concentrations of sucrose solution (0,2,4,10,20%) were examined
under the different light conditions (dark, low light intensity at
the room center; 500 .apprx. 1,000lux, high light intensity at the
window side; 5,000 .apprx. 10,000lux) respectively. 1. the
anthocyanin content increased as the light intensity increased in
order of dark, room center, and window side. 2. effective sucrose
concentrations of the anthocyanin content were 10% at dark, 4% at
room center, and about 2% at window side, however, 20% sucrose
treatment decreased the anthocyanin content regardless of any light
condition. 3. it was considered to have the substitutive effect
between light and sucrose on the anthocyanin synthesis because the
proper sucrose concentration decreased as the light intensity
increased. 4. the anthocyanin content was almost coincided with
color value measured by a color computer. the flower color was
better under the light condition which stimulates more anthocyanin
synthesis.
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