HORTICULTURE SCIENCE
FLORICULTURE
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 Which factor is most important in inducing flower bud? 
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  Temperature 
 
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  Moisture 
 
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  Humidity 
 
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  rainfall 
 
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 Explanation: 
Detailed explanation-1: -Many environmental cues signal a plant to produce flowers, and light is one of the most important of these. In many species, flowering is a photoperiodic response, in that it is controlled by the length of the light and dark periods to which the plant is exposed.
Detailed explanation-2: -The subsequent transfer to a lower temperature tends to favor the induction and organogenesis of flower buds [1]. Once flower differentiation is completed, most bulbs require a period of low temperature (4–9 °C) from the beginning of autumn, which enables stem elongation and anthesis in spring.
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