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DAY NEUTRAL PLANT

A 'day neutral plant' does not require a specific day length to flower. It is neither a short day plant nor a long day plant.
Day neutral plants flower after attaining an overall developmental stage or age, or in response to alternative environmental stimuli, rather than in response to photoperiod.

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Examples of day neutral plants:
See also
Reference

Examples of day neutral plants:



Cucumber (''Cucumis'' sp.),

Tomato (''Lycopersicum'' sp.),

Potato (''Solanum tuberosum''),

Fava bean (''Vicia faba''),

Rose (''Rosa'' sp.).

Maize (''Zea mays, L.) - temperate zone cultivars - many tropical cultivars are short day plants.

See also



Florigen

Photoperiodism

Phytochrome

Reference


Fosket, D.E. ''Plant Growth & Development, A Molecular Approach.'' Academic Press, san Diego, 1994, p. 495.

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