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A Gibberellin-Auxin Synergism Associated with Peduncle Elongation and Senescence in Cyclamen persicum Mill. 'Swan Lake'

Removal of Cyclamen persicum `Swan Lake' flower buds from 1-, 2-, 3-, 4-, or 6-cm-long peduncles halted peduncle elongation and was followed by peduncle senescence shortly thereafter. Applications of 10 mg/liter 1-naphthaleneacetic acid (NAA) or 25 mg/liter gibberellic acid (GA3) to the cut peduncle surfaces were ineffective substitutes for the flower bud in terms of peduncle elongation and senescence, except for senescence of 1-cm-long peduncles. Application of 25 mg/liter GA3 + 10 mg/liter NAA to the cut surfaces acted synergistically to promote elongation and to inhibit subsequent peduncle senescence. These treated peduncles also exhibited an exponential growth rate different from the exponential rate of the intact bud control.