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Yellowing of excised Easter lily leaves was significantly delayed by foliar application of gibberellic acids (GA 3 ) ≥ 250 mg·1 -1  or benzyladenine (BA) ≥ 50 mg·1 -1 . Rapid development of foliar chlorosis following cold storage was delayed significantly by applying 500 mg·1 -1  of GA 3  or BA before storage. Post-storage treatments were less effective. Development of chlorosis was associated with rapid loss of fresh weight and was not related to the aperture of the stomates. Respiration rate of leaves treated with growth regulators were significantly lower than that of the controls. Differences in the rate of carbohydrate depletion may explain the striking effects of growth regulators on the development of foliar chlorosis.

023 USE OF GROWTH REGULATORS TO DELAY FOLIAR CHLOROSIS ON EXCISED EASTER LILY LEAVES