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Flowering of `Tahiti' lime/ C. volkameriana  Pasq. was studied in response to several levels of hydrogen cyanamide sprayed on isolated terminal twigs of 3- year-old plants growing under field conditions. The study was performed in the central region of Venezuela at 180-m altitude (lat. 9°43'N). Hydrogen cyanamide had significant effects on floral and total activity, and on generative, mixed, floral, and total shoot flux density, as well as on defoliation of sprayed twigs. Conversely, it did not show any significant effect on vegetative development, either as activity or shoot flux density.

Floral Response of Lime (Citrus latifolia Tan. cv. Tahiti) to Foliar Sprays of Hydrogen Cyanamide