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Potplants
The most important potplants for
commercial production are Phalaenopsis, Anthurium, Kalanchoe, Draceana,
Fiscus, Spathiphyllum, Hydrangea (see
cutflowers), Begonia, Chrysanthemum, Rosa and Hyacinthus (see
bulbous plants), Narcissus (see
bulbous plants) and Vriesea.
Some aspects of research on Begonia and Phalaenopsis carried out in the
ornamental breeding group are listed below.
Phalaenopsis
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Begonia
In Genomic in situ hybridization studies the genomic constitition of
Elatior interspecific hybrids (crosses of tuberous begonia and B.
socotrana) could be identified, no intergenomic recombination could be
detected (Marasek et al, 2010)
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Hibiscus
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Hydrangea
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Mandevilla
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