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Plugs of  Arabis  `Spring Cham',  Cerastium  `Columnae',  Salvia  `Blue Queen', and  Saxifraga  `Purple Robe' (128 plugs/tray) were cooled at 2 to 3C for 0, 4, or 8 weeks. Plugs were potted in 10-cm containers and placed in warm (20C day, 17C night) or cool (10C day, 8C night) and provided with various long- and short-day combinations. In general, all taxa flowered more rapidly in the warm house, but were not significantly taller.  Arabis  showed no response to cooling or photoperiodic treatments, but  Cerastium  and  Saxifraga  had significantly longer internodes when subjected to increasing number of LD cycles. Plants of  Salvia  and  Cerastium  also flowered more rapidly when subjected to increasing cycles of LD, but height of  Salvia  and  Arabis  was reduced when LD were followed by SD. Other species of perennials will also be discussed.

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The Influence of Plug Storage Time, Greenhouse Temperature, and Photoperiodic Manipulations on the Plant Habit and Flowering of Several Perennial Species