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Cu2+ inhibition of gel secretion in the xylem and its potential implications for water uptake of cut Acacia holosericea stems

Kamani Ratnayake; Daryl C. Joyce; Richard I. Webb (Scandinavian Plant Physiology Society, 2013)

Maintaining a high rate of water uptake is crucial for maximum longevity of cut stems. Physiological gel/tylosis formation decreases water transport efficiency in the xylem. The primary mechanism of action for ...
Investigation of potential antibacterial action for postharvest copper treatments of cut Acacia holosericea

Ratnayake, K.; Joyce, D.C.; Webb, R.I. (Elsevier, 2012)

The mechanisms of action of Cu2+ in improving the longevity of cut ﬂowers and foliage have not been elucidated. Possible antimicrobial action of Cu2+ against stem end and vase solution colonising bacteria was investigated ...
Investigation of potential antibacterial action for postharvest copper treatments of cut Acacia holosericea

Ratnayake, Kamani; Joyce, D.C.; Webb, R.I. (Elsevier, 2012)

The mechanisms of action of Cu2+ in improving the longevity of cut ﬂowers and foliage have not been elucidated. Possible antimicrobial action of Cu2+ against stem end and vase solution colonising bacteria was investigated ...
Investigation of potential antibacterial action for postharvest copper treatments of cut Acacia holosericea

Kamani Ratnayake; Daryl C. Joyce; Richard I. Webb (Postharvest Biology and Technology, 2012-04-07)

The mechanisms of action of Cu2+ in improving the longevity of cut flowers and foliage have not been elu cidated. Possible antimicrobial action of Cu2+ against stem end and vase solution colonising bacteria was investigated ...
Treatment with Cu2+ ions extends the longevity of cut Acacia holosericea foliage stems

K. RATNAYAKE; D. C. JOYCE; A. H. WEARING (Journal of Horticultural Science & Biotechnology, 2011)

Wilting associated with diminishing post-harvest water uptake is a major constraint on longevity for cut stems of many Acacia spp. Cu2+ ions have known biocidal activity and may also act as inhibitors of plant wound ...

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