… bacteria in stems of cut carnation flowers that were held in water without adding exogenous
bacteria … In both cut flowers Pseudomonas species were dominant. The genera Acinetobacter…

… no effect on flower longevity. Inclusion of bacteria, originating from the vase water of carnation
flowers, in vase … Effect of exogenous bacterial concentrations on water relations of cut rose …

… Similarly, in another finding when cut stems of carnation flowers treated with wild type “PGPB”
(P. fluorescents strain (YsS6) and P. migulae strain (8R6) were treated it showed longer …

… of the NS-treated cut carnations was higher than that in those of … ’ carnation flowers by
antagonizing the deleterious effects of ethylene and probably inhibiting the proliferation of bacteria …

… of senescence of cut flowers by determining RFW of cut flowers of carnation and other …
However, some studies have reported that addition of exogenous bacterial suspension (<10 8 cfu …

… 1 may produce the optimum outcomes with respect to the enhancement of vase characteristics
of cut carnations flowers by impeding the bacterial accumulations at the stem-end base, …

… Similarly, in another finding when cut stems of carnation flowers treated with wild type “PGPB”
(P. fluorescents strain (YsS6) and P. migulae strain (8R6) were treated it showed longer …

… 93 different flowers to the addition of exogenous ethylene and/… on to whole carnation flowers,
the bacterium did not have any … putida GR12-2 is normally a root associated bacterium that …

… tions in combination with warm temperatures favour the growth of fungi and bacteria. For cut
… gibberellins in carnation flowers lead to flower senescence while exogenously-applied GA3 …

… flowers using isolation onto agar media (4) are suspect in the absence of adequate precautions
to avoid contamination with exogenous … PI are bacterial isolates from carnation vase solu…