BS 3936-9-1998 Nursery stock - Specification for bulbs corms and tubers《苗圃 第9部分 鳞茎、球茎和块茎规范》.pdf

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2、20.20 NO COPYING WITHOUT BSI PERMISSION EXCEPT AS PERMITTED BY COPYRIGHT LAW Nursery stock Part 9. Specification for bulbs, corms and tubersThis British Standard, having been prepared under the direction of the Consumer Products and Services Sector Board, was published under the authority of the Sta

3、ndards Board and comes into effect on 15 April 1998 BSI 1998 First published March 1968 Second edition December 1987 Third edition April 1998 The following BSI references relate to the work on this standard: Committee reference AW/1 Draft for comment 96/501795 DC ISBN 0 580 29513 3 BS 3936-9 : 1998

4、Amendments issued since publication Amd. No. Date Text affected Committees responsible for this British Standard The preparation of this British Standard was entrusted to Technical Committee AW/1, Nursery stock, upon which the following bodies were represented: Arboricultural Association Association

5、 of County Councils Association of District Councils British Association of Landscape Industries Bulb Distributors Association Consumers Association Department of Transport Forestry Commission Institute of Chartered Foresters Joint Hardy Nursery Stock Committee Landscape Institute Ministry of Agricu

6、lture, Fisheries and Food National Farmers Union Rose Growers Association Royal National Rose Society Scottish Office (Environment, Agriculture and Fisheries for Scotland) Timber Growers Association University of BristolBS 3936-9 : 1998 BSI 1998 i Contents Page Committees responsible Inside front co

7、ver Foreword ii Specification 1 Scope 1 2 Definitions 1 3 Name 1 4 Dimensions 1 5 Condition 1 6 Information and labelling 2 Table 1 Dimensions of bulbs, corms and tubers 3ii BSI 1998 BS 3936-9 : 1998 Foreword This Part of BS 3936 has been prepared by Technical Committee AW/1. It supersedes BS 3936 :

8、 Part 9 : 1987, which is withdrawn. Daffodil and narcissi grown in the United Kingdom are measured traditionally on a long-slot riddle, but the Dutch usually grade theirs on a round riddle. A Dutch 12/14 size graded on a round riddle is similar to a UK 10/12 size graded on a long-slot riddle. This r

9、evision of BS 3936 : Part 9 specifies the long-slot riddle sizes for these bulbs because the DNI, DNII, DNIII and Rocker sizes are no longer commonly used. It is assumed in the drafting of this British Standard that the execution of its provisions is entrusted to appropriately qualified and experien

10、ced people. A British Standard does not purport to include all the necessary provisions of a contract. Users of British Standards are responsible for their correct application. Compliance with a British Standard does not of itself confer immunity from legal obligations. Summary of pages This documen

11、t comprises a front cover, an inside front cover, pages i and ii, pages 1 to 6, an inside back cover and a back cover. BSI 1998 1 BS 3936-9 : 1998 Specification 1 Scope This Part of BS 3936 specifies requirements for minimum dimensions, quality and labelling of the bulbs, corms and tubers that are l

12、isted in table 1. NOTE. Table 1 covers the main sector, but the list is not comprehensive and new species are coming on to the market continually. 2 Definitions For the purposes of this Part of BS 3936, the following definitions apply. 2.1 bulb Underground modified stem bearing a number of swollen f

13、leshy leaf bases or scale leaves in which food is stored, the whole enclosing the next years bud. 2.2 corm Bulb-like but solid underground modified stem which replaces that of the previous year. 2.3 tuber Short, thick, usually underground, modified stem, in which food reserves are stored, and which

14、usually has buds (eyes) from which new shoots or growth are produced. 2.4 round riddle Device for sizing bulbs by passing them through a hole that is a perfect circle and is measured by its circumference (i.e. the diameter3 p ). 2.5 long-slot riddle Device for sizing bulbs by passing them through a

15、parallel slot that is measured by dividing the riddle size by p to give the gap in centimetres between the parallel slots. 3 Name Bulbs, corms, tubers and plants shall be true to name, i.e. consistent with the name under which they are described. 4 Dimensions 4.1 Minimum size The largest circumferen

16、ce (or in some cases the largest diameter) of a plant when measured perpendicularly to the axis of the stem after the plant has been lifted and air-dried, shall be not less than that given in column 3 of table 1. Bulbs used for retail trade shall be capable of producing a flower in their first seaso

17、n and the flower shall be in the bulb at the time of sale, except for those bulbs which do not initiate flowers until after replanting. NOTE. Bulbs which do not initiate flowers until after replanting include most bulbous iris, gladiolus and anemone. 4.2 Size classes Bulbs, corms, tubers and plants

18、shall be described by size according to the classes listed in column 4 of table 1. NOTE 1. Sizes are expressed in the form 10/12 (for example), which means that a 10/12 bulb will ride over the 10 cm riddle but fall through the 12 cm riddle. Sizes of daffodils and narcissi shall be determined by mean

19、s of a long-slot riddle with slots of appropriate size. Sizes of other bulbs shall be determined by means of a round riddle of appropriate size. NOTE 2. Any general name given in table 1 is to be interpreted as including the particular names that fall within it, unless they are separately listed. 5

20、Condition When inspected visually, bulbs, corms, tubers and plants shall exhibit no pests or diseases. When inspected visually, bulbs, corms, tubers and plants shall not be shrivelled. NOTE 1. This is especially important in the case of lilies. If species have fleshy perennial anchorage and/or contr

21、actile roots, these shall be attached, undamaged and unshrivelled, with the exception of the roots of narcissi. When inspected visually, bulbs, corms, tubers and plants shall be free from soil as far as practicable, and shall exhibit no damage that would adversely affect their growth. Except in the

22、case of some species such as small snowdrops and bluebells, the condition of bulbs, corms, tubers and plants for retail sale shall be such that they will flower in the season after planting. NOTE 2. Outer coats (tunics), for example on tulips, should be substantially complete.2 BSI 1998 BS 3936-9 :

23、1998 1) Marking BS 3936-9 : 1998 on or in relation to a product represents a manufacturers declaration of conformity, i.e. a claim by or on behalf of the manufacturer that the product meets the requirements of the standard. The accuracy of the claim is solely the responsibility of the person making

24、the claim. Such a declaration is not to be confused with third-party certification of conformity, which may also be desirable. 6 Information and labelling 6.1 The following information shall be documented for each lot: a) the botanical name, the genus, the species and the cultivar and, if appropriat

25、e, the colour or the designation mixed; b) the number of bulbs/plants; c) the size class; d) any preparatory treatment that has been carried out (for example, pretreatment for Christmas flowering); e) the number and date of this British Standard, i.e. BS 3936-9 : 1998 1) ; f) any recommendation rega

26、rding appropriate planting periods and any requirements for special conditions or cultivation, for example concerning: appropriate (approximate) planting month; hardiness; greenhouse conditions; very free drainage; forcing of prepared bulbs. 6.2 Each lot of the same kind shall be legibly identified

27、by either: a) a label giving the information specified in 6.1; or b) a general statement giving the name of the plant and a reference to the document in which the information specified in 6.1 can be found. NOTE. In the case of bulbs, corms, tubers and plants on public display, it is sufficient if th

28、is information is displayed at the point of sale. 6.3 The supplier shall give the country of origin on request if this is not the United Kingdom. NOTE 1. If wild-collected bulbs are replanted by bulb growers and grown on before sale, the country of origin is the last country in which the bulbs were

29、grown. NOTE 2. This information may be included on the label or other means of identification. NOTE 3. All bulbs should be labelled in accordance with the guidelines established by the Fauna and Flora Preservation Society and the bulb trade in The Netherlands to indicate whether they are wild-collec

30、ted. BSI 1998 3 BS 3936-9 : 1998 Table 1. Dimensions of bulbs, corms and tubers 12 3 4 Number Name Minimum circumference Size classes (circumference) cm cm 1 Acidanthera 4 4/5; 5/6; 6/7; 7/8; 8 up 2.1 Allium moly 3 3/4; 4/5; 6 up 2.2 Allium neapolitanum 3 3/4; 4/5; 5/6 2.3 Allium ostrowskianum 3 3/4

31、; 4/5; 5/6; 6 up 2.4 Allium oreophyllum 3.5 3.5/4; 4/5; 5/6; 6 up 2.5 Allium karataviense 9 9/10; 10 up 2.6 Allium spaerocephalum 4 4/5; 5/6; 6/7 3.1 Anemone coronaria (St. Brigid, de Caen) 3 3/4; 4/5; 5/6; 6/7; 7/8; 8 up 3.2 Anemone blanda 4 4/5; 5/6; 6/7; 7/8; 8 up 4 Begonia 3 (diameter) 1) 3/4; 4

32、/5; 4/6; 5/6; 6 up (diameter) 1) Brodiaea: see Tritelia 5 Camassia esculenta 6 6/7; 7/8; 8 up 6 Chionodoxa giganteum, Luciliae sardensis 4 4/5; 5/6; 6 up 7.1 Colchicum byzantium (autumnale major) and hybrids 18 18/20; 20/22; 22/24; 24 up 7.2 Colchicum species and other cultivars 13 13/14; 14/15; 15

33、up 8.1 Crocus zonatus, C. sativus, C. vernus 7 7/8; 8/9; 9/10; 10 up 8.2 Crocus, all other species 5 5/7; 7/8; 8/9; 9/10 9 Crocosmia 6 6/7; 7/8; 8 up 10 Cyclamen neapolitanum, C. repandum, C. hederifolium, C. purpurescens 6 6/8; 8/10; 10/12; 12 up Daffodil: see Narcissus 11 Dahlia None None 12 Erant

34、his hyemalis, E. cilicica 3.5 3.5/4; 4/5; 5 up Erythronium I 2) 13 Freesia 4 4/5; 5/6; 6 up 14.1 Fritillaria imperialis 18 18/20; 20/22; 22/24; 24 up 14.2 Fritillaria meleagris 4 4/5; 5/6; 6 up 14.3 Fritillaria persica 18 18/20; 20/22 14.4 Fritillaria species 5 5 up 15.1 Galanthus elwesii 5 5/6; 6/7

35、; 7 up 15.2 Galanthus nivalis 4 4/5; 5/6; 6 up 16 Galtonia (Hyacinthus) candicans 12 12/13; 13/14; 14 up 1) For begonia, the minimum size and the size classes are quoted as diameters (in centimetres) and not as circumferences. 2) There is no mechanical method of sizing this tuber. NOTE. Any general

36、name is to be interpreted as including the particular names that fall within it, unless they are separately listed.4 BSI 1998 BS 3936-9 : 1998 Table 1. Dimensions of bulbs, corms and tubers (continued) 12 3 4 Number Name Minimum circumference Size classes (circumference) cm cm 17.1 Gladiolus, large

37、flowered 8 8/10; 10/12; 12/14; 14 up 17.2 Gladiolus primulinus, Butterfly, Herald 7 7/8; 8/10; 10/12; 12 up 17.3 Gladiolus byzantinus, G. communis 8 7/8; 8/9; 9 up 17.4 Gladiolus colvillii, G. nanus 7 7/8; 8/9; 9 up 18 Gloxinia (Sinningia) 3 (diameter) 3) 3/4; 4/5; 4/7; 5/6; 6 up (diameter) 3) 19 Hi

38、ppeastrum (Amaryllis) 20 20/22; 22/24; 24/26; 26/28; 28/30; 30 up 20.1 Hyacinth 14 14/15; 15/16; 16/17; 17/18; 18/19; 19 up 20.2 Hyacinth, Rosalie 13 13/14; 14/15; 15 up 20.3 Hyacinth, Roman 12 12/13; 13/14; 14 up 20.4 Hyacinthus hispanica 6 6/7; 7/8; 8/9; 9 up 20.5 Hyacinthus nonscripta 6 6/7; 7/8;

39、 8 up 21.1 4) Iris, Wedgwood, Prof. Blaauw 8 8/9; 9/10; 10 up 21.2 Iris, English 7 7/8: 8/9; 9 up 21.3 Iris, Dutch (except those listed at 21.1, and 21.4) 6 6/7; 7/8; 8 up 21.4 Iris, Ankara, Bronze Queen, Bronze Beauty, Early Bronze, Golden Bronze, le Mogol, Yellow Queen 5 5/6; 6/7; 7 up 21.5 Iris,

40、Spanish 4 4/5; 5/6; 6 up 21.6 Iris danfordiae 5 5/6; 6 up 21.7 Iris reticulata 5 5/6; 6 up 22 Ixia 4 4/5; 5/6; 6 up Lilium: 23.1 Asiatic hybrids 10 10/12; 12/14; 14/16; 16/18; 18 up 23.2 Martagon hybrids 10 10/12; 12/14; 14/16; 16/18; 18/20; 20/22 23.3 American hybrids 10 11 up 23.4 Trumpet hybrids

41、16 16/18; 18/20; 20 up 23.5 Oriental hybrids 10 10/12; 12/14; 14/16; 16/18; 18/20; 20/22 3) For gloxinia, the minimum size and the size classes are quoted as diameters (in centimetres) and not as circumferences. 4) For some varieties, such as Telstar and Ideal, only the larger sizes will flower. NOT

42、E. Any general name is to be interpreted as including the particular names that fall within it, unless they are separately listed. BSI 1998 5 BS 3936-9 : 1998 Table 1. Dimensions of bulbs, corms and tubers (continued) 12 3 4 Number Name Minimum circumference Size classes (circumference) cm cm Lilium

43、 species: 23.6 L. auratum and cultivars 16 16/18; 18/20; 20 up 23.7 L. candidum 16 16/18; 18/20; 20/22; 22 up 23.8 L. davidii and cultivars 10 10/12; 12/14; 14/16; 16 up 23.9 L. henryi 16 16/18; 18/20; 20 up 23.10 L. longiflorum and cultivars 12 12/14; 14/16; 16/18; 18/20; 20 up 23.11 L. martagon 10

44、 10/12; 12/14; 14/16; 16/18; 18 up 23.12 L. martagon album 10 10/12; 12/14; 14/16; 16/18; 18 up 23.13 L. pumilum 8 8/10; 10 up 23.14 L. regale 16 16/18; 18/20; 20 up 23.15 L. speciosum and cultivars 14 14/16; 16/18; 18/20; 20 up 23.16 L. taliense 10 10/12; 12 up 23.17 L. tigrinum 12 12/14; 14 up Mon

45、tbretia: see crocosmia 24.1 Muscari armeniacum, Early Giant, Blue Spike 6 6/7; 7/8; 8/9; 9/10; 10 up 24.2 Muscari, other species 5 5/6; 6 up 25.1 5) Narcissus trumpet, large cup and doubles (except poeticus double white) 10 10/12; 12/14; 14/16; 16 up 25.2 5) Narcissus small cup, including tazetta an

46、d triandrus hybrids 10 10/12; 12/14; 14/16; 16 up 25.3 5) Narcissus poeticus, including double white 9 9/11; 10/12; 11/13; 12/14; 13 up 25.4 5) Narcissus bulbocodium, N. juncifolius, N. minimus (austuriensis), N. rupicola, Narcissus pseudo-narcissus and other species, N. cyclamineus, N. triandrus al

47、bus, Jonquilla 4 4 up; 4/5; 5 up; 5/6; 6 up 26 Ornithogalum 4 4/5; 5/6; 6/7; 7 up 27 Puschkinia 4 4/5; 5/7; 7 up 28 Ranunculus 3 3/4; 4/5; 5/6 Claws: minimum five arms Scilla campanulata, Scilla nutans: see Hyacinthus 29.1 Scilla siberica (except atrocoerulea) 6 6/7; 7/8; 8 up 29.2 Scilla siberica a

48、trocoerulea (Spring Beauty) 7 7/8; 8/9; 9 up 5) English daffodils and narcissi are graded on a long-slot riddle; Dutch are graded on a round riddle. A Dutch 12/14 is equivalent to an English 10/12. (See 4.2) NOTE. Any general name is to be interpreted as including the particular names that fall with

49、in it, unless they are separately listed.6 BSI 1998 BS 3936-9 : 1998 Table 1. Dimensions of bulbs, corms and tubers (continued) 12 3 4 Number Name Minimum circumference Size classes (circumference) cm cm 30 Sparaxis 3.5 3.5/4; 4/5; 5/6; 6 up 31 Sternbergia lutea 8 8/10; 10/12; 12 up 32 Tigridia (Ferraria) 5 5/6; 6/7; 7/8; 8/10; 10 up 33.1 Tritelia laxa and Queen Fabiola hyacinthina 4 4/5; 5/6; 6/7 33.2 Tritelia corrina 5 5/6; 6/7 33.3 Tritelia tubergenii 5 5 up 34.1 Tulipa, garden cultivars (i.e. all the sections of ordinary g