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Three clones of  Ficus benjamina  showed different responses to stress imposed by placing them in complete darkness for 2 weeks. `Natasha' was the most affected, showing 75% leaf abscission and a reduction of 25% of the chlorophyll content of the leaves. `Cleo' was the least affected. A general response of the three clones was the reduction in the quality of plants and in their shoot length. Withholding water for periods of 5, 9, and 14 days resulted in no stress response of the three clones at 22 ± 1C, and they only dropped their leaves at 30 ± 1C with the percentage of leaves abscising in∼creasing with longer periods between watering. `Natasha' was an exception, and showed an increase in shoot quality and leaf expansion under the high temperature and dropped only 4% of its leaves while the other two clones dropped 20% to 30% with watering at intervals of 9 days. `Cleo' dropped 90% of its leaves when watered at intervals of 14 days at 30C.

The Response of Three Ficus benjamina Clones to Stress Imposed by Complete Darkness or Reduced Frequency of Watering at Two Temperatures