Pelagia Research Library. Effect of some essential oils on postharvest quality and vase life of gerbera cut flowers (gerbera jamesonii cv.

Similar documents
The effects of Acetyl CoA as a chemical preservative on postharvest life of gerbera cut flowers

Extending the Vase Life of Gerbera (Gerbera hybrida) Cut Flowers Using Chemical Preservative Solutions

Former M.Sc. Student, Department of Horticulture, Shirvan Branch, Islamic Azad University, Shirvan, Iran 2

Postharvest Life of Cut Chrysanthemum Cultivars in Relation to Chemicals, Wrapping Material and Storage Conditions

Comparison of Different Salicylic Acid Application Ways as a Preservative on Postharvest Life of Gerbera Cut Flowers

How Important Are Bacteria for the Vase Life of Cut Gerbera Flowers?

Prolonging the Vase Life of Cut Carnation L. cv. Reina by Using Different Preservative Solutions

Standardization of Tinting Techniques in China aster cv. Local White

Influence of various preservative chemicals on postharvest life of cut roses (Rosa hybrida L.) cv. happiness

Study on Interaction Effects of Mechanical and Geranium Essential Oil Treatments on Vase Life of Cut Chrysanthemum (Dendranthema grandiflorum L.

Effect of Ethanol and Essential Oils on Extending Vase-life of Carnation Cut Flower (Dianthus caryophyllus cv. Yellow Candy )

Effect of Wall Colors and Nanosilver Treatment on the Vase Life of Cut Carnation "Express"

Effects of Growth Conditions on Postharvest Botrytis Infection in Gerbera - a Nursery Comparison

Standardization of Different Chemicals on the Vase Life of Cut Gerbera (Gerbera jamesonii) cv. Julia

EVALUATION OF FREEZING TOLERANCE OF FIVE VARIETIES OF DUTCH ROSES

Effects of Flower Preservatives on the Vase Life of Gerbera (Gerbera jamesonii H. Bolus) Flowers

Evaluation the effect salicylic acid and benzyladenine on enzymic activities and longevity of gerbera cut flowers

Effect of nitric oxide and production location on vase life of cut Eucomis 'Sparkling Burgundy' flowers

Evaluation the effect of sucrose and GA 3 treatment on vase life carnation cut flower (Dianthus caryophyilus var Yellow)

Appraisal's Genotypes on Water Absorption, Transpiration Loss at Senescence Stage and Genetic Correlation of Chrysanthemum morifolium

Shoot Proliferation of Dendrobium Orchid with BAP and NAA

Economic of Potted Gerbera with Different Growth Media under Protected Cultivation in Pune

Effects of Gibberellic Acid on the Vase Life of Cut Patumma (Curcuma alismatifolia Gagnep.) Chaing Mai Flowers

Correlation Studies between Xanthophyll Yield and Other Parameters in Marigold

Effect of pulsing on improving the vase life of cut chrysanthemum (Dendranthema grandiflora Tzevelev.) cv. White Double

Department of Horticulture, Collage of Agriculture, Garmsar Branch, Islamic Azad University, Garmsar, Iran

Effect of Different Levels of Pulsing Concentrations on Vase Life of Gladiolus (Gladiolus grandiflorus L.)

Keeping Quality and Vase life of Carnation cv. Eskimo as Influenced by Different Chemicals

Potentiality of Different Varieties of Fig for Rooting of Cuttings under Open and Shade House Conditions in Northern Dry Zone of Karnataka, India

EFFECT OF DIFFERENT PACKING MATERIALS ON THE POST HARVEST LIFE OF ROSE

Nutrient content, uptake and yield in African marigold (Tagetes erecta Linn) as influenced by pinching and foliar application of gibberellic acid

Postharvest evaluation of vase life, stem bending and screening of cultivars of cut gerbera (Gerbera jamesonii Bolus ex. Hook f.

Improvement of postharvest quality of cut tulip White Parrot by nano silver

Effects of Greenhouse Conditions on the Quality and Vase Life of Freesia 'Yvonne'. A Nursery Comparison

Pre- and post-harvest treatments to maintain quality and control diseases of greenhouse and nursery crops species

Analysis of growth trends in production and export of Indian cut flowers with special reference to contribution of Maharashtra

The Effects of Precooling Temperatures and Durations on Forcing of Lilium longiflorum, Nellie White

Sibgol Khoshkam 1*, Azam Salari 2

Storage Performance of Gloriosa superba L. as a Potential Cut Flower Species in Europe

T. Padmalatha*, G. Satyanarayana Reddy, R. Chandrasekhar 1, A. Siva Shankar 2 and Anurag Chaturvedi 3

Effects of Planting Dates and Varieties on Growth and Yield of Broccoli During Rainy Season

The Effect of Potassium Humate, Chicken Feathers and Vermicompost on the Water Retention Curve

Role of Plant Hormones on Vegetative Growth of Tomato (Lycopersicon esculentum Mill.)

Impact of Temperature and Water Stress on Growth Yield and Related Biochemical Parameters of Okra

Effect of Pruning on Growth, Flowering and Yield in High Density Planting of Guava

Salicylic Acid Treatment Extends the Vase Life of Five Commercial Cut Flowers

Evaluation the Effect of Nanosilver with Salicylic Acid and Benzyladenine on Longevity of Gerbera Flowers

Research Update. Maintaining plant visual appearance and vigor in the retail environment

EFFECT OF DIFFERENT CONCENTRATIONS OF INDOLE BUTYRIC ACID (IBA) AND AGE OF SHOOT ON AIR LAYERING OF MANGO (Mangifera indica Linn.)

Salinity stress effects changed during Aloe vera L. vegetative growth

Effect of Leaf Extract Sirih (Piper betle L.) and on Future Soaking Time Freshness of Flowers Rose (Rosa sinensis L.)

Using Gibberellins to Prevent Leaf Yellowing in Cut Lilies

EFFECT OF SPACING AND PINCHING ON VEGETATIVE GROWTH IN CHINA ASTER (CALLISTEPHUS CHINENSIS L. NEES) cv. KAMINI

HAVE YOU or someone you know received cut

Agriculture Update 12 TECHSEAR IMTIYAZ TAHIR NAZKI, RAIZ AHMED LONE AND GAZANFERGANI OBJECTIVES

EFFECT OF GROWING MEDIA PROPERTIES AND ITS CORRELATION STUDY IN GERBERA PRODUCTION

Standardization of Vase Solutions for Maximum Buds Opening and Longer Vase-Life of Gladiolus Flower cv. Nova Lux

Effect of Nitrogen and Potassium on Growth and Development of Curcuma alismatifolia Gagnep.

Effect of salinity (sodium chloride) on germination and seedling growth of barley(hordeum Vulgare L.) cultivars

Flower yield and vase life of Gerbera in response to planting time and organic manures on Alfisol

CHAPTER 4 EFFECT OF TEMPERATURE AND SOIL MOISTURE CONTENT ON CUTTING ESTABLISHMENT

Effect of potassium priming on papaya (Carica papaya var.kamiya)

RESEARCHES CONCERNING THE POSTHARVEST CARE OF LISIANTHUS RUSSELIANUS CUT FLOWERS

Evaluation of Gerbera Varieties for Yield and Quality under Protected Environment Conditions in Bihar

VEGETATIVE PROPAGATION OF MATURE SYCAMORE. Samuel B. Land, Jr, 1

EFFECT OF MOLYBDENUM TRATMENTS ON GROWTH AND MOLYBDENUM UPTAKE OF GREEN PEA

Department of Horticultural Science. Rasht Branch, Islamic Azad University, Rasht, Iran. 2

Non-decorative Floral Organs Largely Contribute to Transpiration and Vase Life of Cut Hydrangea Flowers with Lacecap Inflorescence

Influence of the fertilization on the maintaining of the quality of croton plants (Codiaeum) cultivated in pots

Predicting Rose Vase Life in a Supply Chain

Availability of Calcium, Magnesium and Sulphur and Their Uptake by Amaranthus as Influenced by Composts and Fertilizers

Studies on the Effect of Nitrogen and Potassium on Flowering in Crossandra (Crossandra infundibuluformis L.)

Timing of Collection and Seed Source Affects Rooting of White Fir Stem Cuttings 1

IJABR, VOL.7 (4) 2017: ISSN

EFFECT OF PLANT GROWTH REGULATORS AND STAGES OF SPRAY ON SEED QUALITY OF RIDGE GOURD (Luffa acutangula L. ROXB)

Prediction of Soil Infiltration Rate Based on Sand Content of Soil

Advances in Environmental Biology

Effect of different levels of sucrose on microtuberization and different substrates on minituber production resulted from potato meristem culture

Growth, Yield and Quality of Carnation (Dianthus caryophyllus L.) Cultivars under Lath House Conditions

Effect of Levels of Fertigation on Growth and Flowering of Marigold (Tagetes erecta L.) CV. Pusa Narangi Gainda

Effect of Different Chemicals on the Microbial Growth during Vase Life Period of Cut Rose cv. First Red

A study of the plants produced by different methods of vegetative propagation in mango (cvs. Amrapali and Gopalbhog)

Effect of Storage Duration in the Quality of Vermicompost

PRODUCTION OF HIGH QUALITY BULBOUS FLOWERS IN POTHWAR

Seed Culture of Aromatic Rice Varieties Under Salt Stress

Effect of Thidiazuron and Salicylic Acid on the Vase Life and Quality of Alstroemeria (Alstroemeria hybrida L.cv. `Modena`) Cut Flower

Experimental Research on Monomial Cooling Measure of Greenhouse in Summer

Influence of Different Protected Conditions on Growth and Yield of Parthenocarpic Cucumber (Cucumis sativus) Hybrids

OPTIMIZING FERTIGATION FREQUENCY FOR ROSA HYBRIDA L.

Comparative Performance of Dendrobium Orchid Varieties on Floral Quality and Flower Yield under Different Growing Conditions

A Statistical Analysis of a Liquid Desiccant Dehumidifier/Regenerator in an Air Conditioning System

Sabri BRAHA, Petrit RAMA

Studies on vase life of tinted spikes of gladiolus cultivar white prosperity

Volume 2, ISSN (Online), Published at:

Evaluating rootzone stresses and the role of the root system on rose crop productivity and fertilizer-water use efficiency:

An Evaluation of Some Japanese Lisianthus (Eustoma grandiflorum) Varieties Grown in Bangladesh

EFFECT OF INDOLE BUTYRIC ACID AND TYPES OF CUTTINGS ON ROOT INITIATION OF Ficus hawaii

Reaction of gerbera cultivars to spider mite, Tetranychus urticae Koch (Tetranychidae: Acari) under polyhouse conditions

Effect of sowing dates on enhancing the flowering time in chrysanthemum (Chrysanthemum morifolium)

Benzyladenine and Gibberellins Improve Postharvest Quality of Cut Asiatic and Oriental Lilies

Transcription:

Available online at www.pelagiaresearchlibrary.com European Journal of Experimental Biology, 2014, 4(3):276-280 ISSN: 2248 9215 CODEN (USA): EJEBAU Effect of some essential oils on postharvest quality and vase life of gerbera cut flowers (gerbera jamesonii cv. Sorbet ) Hossein DAREINI *, Vahid ABDOS, Elham DANAEE Islamic Azad university of Garmsar, Department of Horticultural science, Garmsar,Iran. ABSTRACT Gerbera flower nowadays because of it s diverse colour high economic importance in the floriculture industry. The aim of this study Effect of different plant essence containing Thymus vulgaris, Cuminum cyminum, Eucalyptus Rosemarinus officinalis (50, 75 and 200 mg/l) with sucrose 3% as continuous treatment and distillate water as a control on Gerbera cut flower were studied. Vases containing cut flowers kept in room with environment condition include: average temperature 24 C, relative humidity 70% and photoperiod 14 hr light supplemented with light intensity about 15 to 20 µmol/m 2 /sec with fluorescent lamps. Treats such as longevity, solution uptake, stem bending, membrane stability index, anthocyanin content of petals and activity of superoxide dismutase enzymes in petal at certain days were evaluated and statistically analyzed. Results revealed that pulse treatment of Thymus vulgaris at 50 mg/l,and cuminum cyminum 100 mg/l concentration along with sucrose 3% significantly increases solution uptake and quality of cut flowers. Also this treatment increases anthocyanin content of petals, membrane stability index and total soluble solid of stem flower. The rate activity of catalase and super oxide dismutase enzymes in all treatment contrast with control showed decrease at lower rate. Vase life of Gerbera cut flowers in all treatments regard to control significantly increases. Keyword: Plant essence, Gerbera, Longevity, Superoxide dismutase INTRODUCTION Gerbera flower belongs to chicory or compound (asteraceae family). And is one of ten important flowers in the world and iran from viewpoint of production and consumption. It s value is because of beautiful envelopes in it s borders and it s flowers that have diverse colours such as pink, yellow white, red and orange. This multi year grassy and herbal, plant is aboriginal of south and eastern Africa and south America and asia [3]. Gerbera flower nowadays because of it s diverse colour. has good location in global commerce, but it s production in the country because of it s neck curvafure, Falling of it s calycle short stem and rapid fade has been reduced.in fact it s life length reduced by bacterial congregation at stem cut location. many chemical antibacterial compounds are introduced to reduction of bacterial congregation and increaceing it,s life length, but this process can be poisonous for flowers. many studies were carried out for stem cut flowers life increace, but complete study about plant essence applications with different condensity for life and quality of gerbera flower has not been carried out studies has showm that use of plant essence of papermint can increace it s life span. rarious studies have shown that plant essences like etanol and GA3 are effective in life span of stem cut flower as result in this study some degradable. Safe and environment 276

friendly materials are introduced for longevity and quantity and quality characteristics of gerbera flower that are effective reduction of agriculfural crop losses and agricultural sustainable development. MATERIALS AND METHODS This study was carried out in gardening lab of Islamic azad university of garmsar on plant essence of thymus, eucalyptus, cuminum cyuminum, rosemarinus in three concentration (50, 75, 100 mg/l) and distillate water and sucrose %3 as preservative solution on longevity after harvest and some quantity and quality characteristics of gerbera flower az factorial experiment in form of statistical plan of full sorbt random blocks with three repeat five gerbera stems with end cut of 35cm long were put in 50m/l container containing essence with (50, 75, 100 mg/l) concentration. Distild water and sucrose are applied as witness experiment was conducted in a room and under control conditions with average 24c. relative moisture %70 and 14 h light with density 15-20 micromol m/s fluorescent lamp. data was analysed with spss software and characteristics such as: flower longevity, stem bending, membrane stability index, total soluble soild, relative fresh weight, solution uptake, anthocyanin content of petals and activity of catalase and superoxide dismutase enzymes in certain days were scaled and statistically evaluated. Longevity of flowers When calycles loss their freshness completely their life is considered ended and results were recorded. Curvature constant index percent of cellular membrane of anthocyanin, water content Curvature by conveyor and comparison of top of flower and it s stem was carried out. Ec1 and Ec2 by Ec meter was evaluated and was calculated by following. (1) Formual : cellular membrane stability :{ 1- (Ec1/Ec2 )100 For water content evaluation at first fresh weight of flower and then after putting it on dry. dry weight evaluated by digital balance and water content was calculated by following. Calycle extracts were extracted and calycle anthocyanin was evaluated by two wavelength 530 and 657 nanometer and was calculated with following. (2) Formual : anthocyanin amount : A 530 1.4 A 657 Enzyme catalase and superoxide dismutase Were extracted and evaluated by spectrophotometer in wavelength of 530 and 657 nanometer. Figure (1) Gerbera flower longevity variations in differenttreatment of plant essence 277

RESULTS AND DISCUSSION Longevity after harvesting of stem cut flowers for all concentrations of applied essences in solutions containing thymus 50 ppm and sucrose %3 increased significantiy than witness flowers. That all applied treatment in this experiment had meaningful difference in %1 than treatment witness along with flowers longevity. Essence application of thymus with 50 mg/l and sucrose %3 had the mest longevity than treatment control (figure 1). From beginning of experiment. Wet weight of flowers for this reason that plant essences are prohibitors of vascular obstruction and solution absorption increase. In all treatment was increased and at the end was reduced (figure 2). Figure (2) Gerbera flower relative fresh weight variations in different treatment of plant essence Of course this reduction in all treatment concentrations was significantly lower than control. Water absorption aueleration for all experimented solutions was increase and at the end was reduced. Solution absorption in treatment was reduced rapidly. Minimum solution absorption aueleration increace also observed in treatment thymus 50 mg/l and cuminum cyminum 100 mg/l in any way. from begining of treatment to flower fade in all treatment solutions meaningful difference at %1 level was observed than treatment flowers solved solid materials in flower s stems at all treatmeant concentrations along with sucrose %3 was increased. But this amount in treatment flowers was low from the beginning (figure3). Figure (3) Gerbera flower stem Bending variations in different treatment of plant essence Stem curvature in all treatment because of antibacterial property and cellular tvrzhsans of essences. fircreast showed decrease and then showed increase, but this increase in all treatment concentrations was significantiy lower than 278

treatment. Calycle anthocyanin in all teartment concentations was increased and then decreased. But in treatment flowers showed decrease from the beginning Cellular membrane stability index in treatment solutions was increased. Thymus 50 mg/l, Eucalyptus 75 and 100 mg/l and cuminum cyminum 100 mg/l. but increase in all treatment concentrations in statistical level %1 had meaning ful difference with treatment flowers. Activity of two enzyme superoxide dismutase in all treatmeant solution was increased but in treatment flowers showed decrease from beginning. Minimum increase of two enzymes in flowers was related to thymus treatments 50 mg/l. eucalyptus 100 mg/l and cuminum cyminum 100 mg/l (figure4). Figure (4) Gerbera flower Superoxide dismutaseenzyme variations in different treatment of plant essence Results of table of variance analysis showed that using of thymus essence increased after harvest longevity of stem cut flowers gerbera (%1 level) meaningfully than treatment. In addition application of other plant essences in all applied concentrations could increase flower longevity (%1) and other characteriscs except curvature (%5 level) meaningfully. Among treatment thymus essence with 50 ppm concentration had the most effect on gerbera longevity (table1). Table (1) variance analysis of different treatment of plant essences F.S Sguares Average Freedom degree Changes Resources 2295 /922 15511 / 143 13 Treatment Longevity 4 /163 0 / 487 13 Treatment Solution uptake 3 /634 365 / 677 13 Treatmentا Stem bending 5 /689 0 / 006 13 Treatment Anthocyanin 11 /997 138 / 939 13 Treatment membrane stability index 17 /079 3 / 692 13 Treatment Superoxid dismutase significant at level probability %1 * significant at level Probability %5 Ns Lacking probability significant Many studies showed that presence of microorganisms in water can cause physical vascular obstruction of stem cut flowers, and data of this study show significance of antibacterial and antimicrobial materials application in water for improvement in water transportation without vascular obstruction. Gerbera stem cut flowers when being treatment with thymus 50 mg/l had more water containing than treatment flowers. One of the most important problems after the harvest of gerbera is stem curvature because of flower hardness and vascular obstruction by bucteriul aggregation results of this study showed that plant essences application can reduce curvature complexity significantly. This process is because of dry matter and water containing of stem (table 2). Also is determined that stem cut flowers of gerbera when are treatment with thymus 50 mg/l have negative effect in curvature. Flower curvature has negative affinity with all flower quantity characteristics. If stem weight increases flower curvature become less (table 2). 279

Table (2 ) affinity between quality characteristics after harvest of cut flower of gerbera Superoxid membrane stability Anthocyanin Stem Solutin Longevity Resources dismutse index bending uptake + 0/960 + 0/983 + 0/994-0/969 + 0/808 1 Longevity + 0/929 + 0/858 + 0/821-0/856 1 --- Solution uptake - 0/964-0/994-0/981 1 --- --- Stem bending + 0/964 + 0/994 1 --- --- --- Anthocyanin + 0/974 1 --- --- --- --- Membrane stability index 1 --- --- --- --- --- Superoxid dismutase significant at level probability %1 *significant at level Probability %5 ns Lacking probability significant Results of this study had correspondence with other results of plant essences roll in longevity and curvature reduction of stem cut flower. Conclusion and suggestions According to odtained results of this study plant essences as natural degradable.safe and environment friendly compounds are appropriate alternatives for chemicals in longevity increase after harvest of gerbera.as conclusion we can note that plant essences increase longevity of gerbera by antibacterial and antimicrobial activity and balance and pressure preservation of tvrzhsans and improve quality and quantity characteristics of flower such as anthocyanin and superoxide dismutase and catalase enzymes because of solution absorption and water content except of treatment 50mg/l that had not meaningful difference with treatment control. Essence of thymus 50mg/l and cuminum cyminum 100mg/l had the highest solution absorption than treatment control.also thymus 50mg/l is cause to increase of stem solution solid materials. Relative fresh weight and wafer content that is cause of curvature reduction and longevity increase of gerbera cut flowers. Different kinds of gerbera show different reactions to plant essences of treatment, as results obtained results for one kind can not be basis for use of multi essences in other kinds or other flowers so more studies are needed for research and discovery of effect of these compounds with appropriate concentrations in other kind of gerbera. Fore future researches on after harvest longevity of cutten flowers can suggest that with regard to different reactions of species to different plant essences evaluate flowers longevity with different essences application thymus is one of effective compounds that causes to solution absorption flower freshness and longevity increase as result different concentrations of thymus and other plant essence are suggested for evaluation of cut flowers. REFERENCES [1] Mousavi et al, Mashhad University, 2008, (14) 5,46-41. [2] Bayati et al, Mashhad University, 2011, (4) 3,104-100. [3] Hejazi et al, University of Mashhad. 2009, 19-24. [4] Dole JM and Wilkins FH, Prentice Hall Upper Saddle River New Jersey. 1999, pp. 356-360. [5] Singh A, Kumar J and Kumar P. Plant Growth Regul. 2008, 55: 221-229. [6] Meng X and Wang X. Hort. Sci. Biotech.2004, 79: 131-137. [7] Farokhzad A, Khalighi A, Mostofi Y and Naderi R. Agri. Soc.Sci. 2005, 1: 309-312. [8] Heins RD, Amer. Soc. Hort. Sci. 1980, 105: 141-144. [9] (Sheggen He, Zhaogizhang. Biology and Technology, 2009, 54:59-62 280