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Flowers could have longer life
April 8, 2010
By Debra Black The Toronto Star
By Debra Black The Toronto Star
April 8, 2010
By Debra Black The Toronto Star
By Debra Black The Toronto Star
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Flowers could have longer life
Two California researchers have found that a synthetic plant hormone –
known as thidiazuron or TDZ – when applied to potted plants and some
cut flowers such as tulips can extend the life of the plants and
prevent their leaves from yellowing.
April 8, 2010 – Two California researchers have found that a synthetic plant hormone –
known as thidiazuron or TDZ – when applied to potted plants and some
cut flowers such as tulips can extend the life of the plants and
prevent their leaves from yellowing. The Toronto Star reports. | READ MORE
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