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Effects of plant growth regulators on fruit drop and quality of Qiongzhong green orange
  
DOI:10.16768/j.issn.1004-874X.2017.11.006
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邓会栋1,2,郭利军1,2,范鸿雁1,2,罗志文1,2,华 敏1 1. 海南省农业科学院热带果树研究所/ 海南省热带果树育种工程技术研究中心/ 海南省热带果树生物学重点实验室海南 海口 571100 2. 农业部海口热带果树科学观测实验站海南 海口 571100 
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Abstract:
      In order to study the effects of plant growth regulators on fruit drop and quality of Qiongzhong green orange,six kinds of plant growth regulators were sprayed on the leaves before the first and second physiological fruit drop. The fruit drop rate of green orange was investigated pre-harvesting and the fruit quality was detected after fruit ripening. The results showed that six kinds of plant growth regulators affected the fruit drop and quality on varying degrees. The fruit drop rate was 11.73% after spraying Huaguoling,followed by Lv-fengbao and Antifalling element’s 24.84% and 26.96%,respectively. Both were superior to other treatments and control on fruit drop preventing. About the effects of six treatments on the exterior parameters,the weight and size of fruits were improved, while the thickness of peel was reduced. The fruit weight of Huaguoling treatment was the largest,reaching 139.0 g, 22.47% higher than that of the control. The thickness of peel of Lv-fengbao treatment was the least,which was 2.60 mm,35.96% lower than that of the control. The L value and b value of Lv-fengbao treatment were 57.32 and 47.16, respectively,significantly higher than those of other treatments and control. In terms of intrinsic quality,treatments except for Lv-fengbao treatment,reduced the content of soluble solids in juice and increased the content of acid, and the content of vitamin C was significantly higher than other treatments and control after spraying Quanshuguo and Gibberellic acid. Taking together,the treatments of Anti-falling element and Lv-fengbao were better than the others on fruit drop preventing,and had no negative effect on quality,and therefor could be used as the effective substitute for Gibberellic acid.
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