Faculty Profiles - GOTO Tanjuro

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蔬菜園芸学から花卉園芸学へ

岡山大学農学部学術報告 84 77 - 80 1995

スターチス・シヌアータの挿し芽苗による促成栽培

園学雑別冊 64 ( 1 ) 458 - 459 1995

Effects of the watering mats under cell flats on rooting of cutting in three floral crops

J. Japan. Soc. Hort. Sci. supplement 64 ( 1 ) 552 - 553 1995

Forcing culture of ┣DBLimonium sinuatum(/)-┫DB L. with cutting plants

J. Japan. Soc. Hort. Sci. supplement 64 ( 1 ) 458 - 459 1995

From Vegetable Crop Sience to Ornamental Floriculture

Gotou Tanjuurou

The Scientific Reports of the Faculty of Agriculture Okayama University 84 77 - 80 1995

アスパラガスの1年生株を用いた促成伏せ込み栽培-品種、根株重、伏せ込み床の温度、根株の低温貯蔵期間及び根株の掘り上げ時期について

京大農場報告 4 1 - 8 1994

Forcing Cultivation of Asparagus Using One-year-old Crowns-Influence of Cultivars, Crown Weight, Soil Temperature, Periods of Low Temperature Storage and Time of Crown-laying-in on Spear Yield-

Bulletin Exp. Farm, Kyoto University 4 1 - 8 1994

セル成型トレイにおける土壌凝集剤が3種の種子発芽及びその後の生育に及ぼす影響

後藤丹十郎

園学中四国支部要旨 33 70 - 70 1994

The effects of Flower Thinning on the Fruit Growth of 'Ai-Berry' Strawberry(Fragaria xananassa Duch. )

Bulletin Exp. Farm, Kyoto University 3,7-11 1992

イチゴ'愛ベリー'の果実生長に対する摘花の効果

京大農場報告 3,7-11 1992

Changes in the Anatomy and Receptivity of Pistils after Anthesis in Strawberry.

Yoshida Yuichi, Goto Tanjuro, Chujo Toshiaki, Fujime Yukihiro

Journal of the Japanese Society for Horticultural Science 60 ( 2 ) 345 - 351 1991

Language：Japanese Publisher：THE JAPANESE SOCIETY FOR HORTICULTURAL SCIENCE

Changes in anatomy and receptivity of pistils of strawberry (Fragaria × ananassa Duch.) cv. Ai-Berry and Nyoho after anthesis were investigated.<BR>1. In the cymose truss of the 'Ai-Berry', the distal pistils of the primary (first) flower to open are small and immature, whereas proximal pistils near the base of the receptacle are fully mature and receptive to pollen. In some cases, the stigma of distal pistils are not receptive even 10 days after anthesis. Contrarily, on the tertiary (5th) flowers of 'Ai-Berry' and primary flower of 'Nyoho', the differences in size and the stage of development between the distal and proximal pistils are small and the pistils are equally receptive to pollen at anthesis.<BR>2. The number of undeveloped distal achenes on the fruit decreased if pollination was delayed in 'Ai-Berry', but the stigma on the basal pistils lost their receptivity 4 days after anthesis. Thus, on flowers pollinated 4 or more days after anthesis, the basal pistils failed to set seeds and developed poorly, giving rise to malformed fruits.<BR>3. Malformed fruits in 'Ai-Berry' may be reduced by controlling the timing and the duration of the pollination period, but this is difficult because of the wide range in pistil maturity from the apex to the base of the receptacle. To overcome this problem of malformation in 'Ai-Berry', cultural conditions which might narrow this range during flower development need investigation.

DOI： 10.2503/jjshs.60.345

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Changes in the Anatomy and Receptivity of Pistils after Anthesis in Strawberry.

Yuichi Yoshida, Tanjuro Goto, Toshiaki Chujo, Yukihiro Fujime

Journal of Japan Soc. Hort. Sci 60 ( 2 ) 345 - 351 1991