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The present study aimed at examining the amenability of Stereospermum suaveolens DC. to vegetative propagation through rooting of leafy stem cuttings using low-cost polythene propagators. Rooting efficiencies
of cuttings derived from two selected matured mother trees were studied using four different concentrations of Indole-3-butyric
acid (IBA), viz. 0, 0.1, 0.2 and 0.4%. IBA applied at 40 μg per cutting (0.4% concentration) resulted in significantly higher
rooting responses compared to the control (P < 0.05). Differences in the length of longest root for all the treatments were significant (P = 0.05) with cuttings treated with 0.2% IBA producing the longest root. The highest survival after 3 weeks of transference
of the rooted cuttings into polythene bags was found for rooted cuttings treated with 0.2% IBA. Effects of three fertilizer
treatments viz. T0 (no fertilizer), T1 (10 g of Urea + 20 g of TSP + 10 g of MOP dissolved in 1 l of water) and T2 (10 g of Urea + 20 g of TSP + 10 g of MOP dissolved in 2 l of water) on initial growth of established rooted cuttings (stecklings)
of Stereospermum suaveolens in polythene bags were also measured for a period of 90 days. Stem length, collar diameter and leaf area of the stecklings
increased throughout the observation period. Increments of both stem length and collar diameter were significantly higher
for the stecklings treated with T2 in comparison with the control while increment of leaf area was found the highest for the stecklings treated with T1. The study clearly indicated that Stereospermum suaveolens is amenable to vegetative propagation technique using juvenile single-node leafy cuttings and the initial growth performance
of the established rooted cuttings (stecklings) in polythene bags under different fertilizer treatments was satisfactory. 相似文献
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Tarit Kumar BAUL Mohammad MEZBAHUDDIN Mohammad Mosharraf HOSSAIN Mohammed MOHIUDDIN 《中国林学(英文版)》2010,12(4):228-235
The present study investigated the rooting ability and growth performance of juvenile single-node leafy stem cuttings of 相似文献
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A rapid vegetative propagation method is described for Olea europaea L. subsp. cuspidata [Wall. ex DC.) Ciffieri (syn. Olea
africana Mill.)]. Leafy branch cuttings were harvested from 6 to 7-month-old stecklings (= plants derived from rooted cuttings). Cuttings 2–3 mm in basal diameter were trimmed to 70–100 mm in length, with leaf areas reduced to 15–33 cm2. Indolebutyric acid (IBA) was applied at 0, 10, 20, 25, 30, 35 and 40 µg/cutting to each of the 70–80 replicate cuttings randomly allocated to each of the 7 treatments. Callusing and rooting occurred 3–5 and 5–7 weeks after treatment, respectively. The rooting success of cuttings treated with 20 or 40 µg IBA/cutting was 75 and 90%, respectively. Differences in rooting success, speed of rooting and root numbers between the control and the IBA treatments were significant (p < 0.01). Compared to seedlings of similar shoot height, rooted cuttings grew significantly (p < 0.01) faster and produced more biomass. It is concluded from this study that the rooting of leafy branch cuttings derived from young stockplants of wild olive is rapid, and that vegetative propagation is an effective means of regenerating this valuable, yet threatened, tree species. 相似文献
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A study to determine the best vegetative propagation protocol was carried out for Dalbergia melanoxylon. Natural regeneration of D. melanoxylon is limited due to poor seed viability and germination. The effects of age of donor plant, indole-3-butyric acid (IBA) treatment
and cutting position on rooting of stem cuttings were investigated. The effect of age of donor plant was significant (P < 0.001) only for percent rooting, position effect was significant for all studied parameters, and IBA treatment at 300 ppm
was insignificant only for percent callusing. Interactive effects of cutting position × age of donor and cutting position × IBA
treatment were significant for percent rooting and root number per cuttings while interactive effect of age × IBA was significant
only for percent rooting. Observed difference in rooting performance could be due to uneven distribution of root promoting
and inhibiting substances with respect to age of donor plant and IBA which intensified root formation. Cuttings from juvenile
donor plant performed better in all rooting parameters than mature donor plant. The highest percentages in rooting were (71.11%)
and (24.42%) for cuttings from juvenile and mature donor plants, respectively. IBA treated cuttings produced higher percentage
rooting, number of roots and root length than untreated cuttings which revealed a strong IBA influence on rooting ability
of stem cuttings in D. melanoxylon. It was concluded that stem cuttings should be taken from juvenile donor plants and basal cutting position should be used
to produce high quality planting stock material for the afforestation and conservation programme of D. melanoxylon. 相似文献
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Kiran Kaul 《New Forests》2008,36(3):217-224
The present study investigates optimal conditions for the vegetative propagation of Himalayan yew Taxus wallichiana Zucc., an important medicinal tree, during spring. Effect of four treatments: (a) sex of donor plant (male and female), (b)
age/type of shoot (1, 2, 3 year old, long and dwarf shoots), (c) auxin treatment (IBA and NAA at 0, 0.5, 1.25, 5.0 & 50.0 mM)
and (d) rooting environment (raised beds/polythene bags) on percentage rooting in stem cuttings was studied. Randomized complete
block (RBD) designs were used for experimentation. Rooting ability of cuttings was significantly influenced by all these treatments.
The overall rooting response was higher in long shoot cuttings taken from female tree. Age of shoot also influenced the rooting
response and was highest in 1 year old long shoot cuttings of female tree. Exogenous application of auxin, α-naphthalene acetic
acid (NAA) and indole-3 butyric acid (IBA), had significant positive effect on the percentage rooting. IBA significantly enhanced
the rooting percentage in 1 year old long and dwarf shoots at lower doses and 2 and 3 year old long shoots from female tree
at higher doses. Maximum percent rooting (90% ± 2.8) was obtained with interactive effect of 0.5 mM, NAA (22 h) × 1 year old
long shoot from female tree; followed by the interactive effect of 50 mM IBA (5 s) × 3 year old long shoot from female tree
(83% ± 4.1). Cuttings planted in soil: sand medium in polythene bags showed earlier rooting response (12 weeks) than cuttings
planted in raised nursery beds (24 weeks). Overall, the findings of this study suggest that 0.5 mM IBA treatment is suitable
for enhancing adventitious rooting in 1 year old long and dwarf shoots of male and female trees. IBA at higher doses is suitable
for enhancing the rooting percentage of 2 and 3 year old long shoots from female tree. This study provides a significant lead
towards the development of a simple and inexpensive technique for large scale propagation, aforestation of elite genotypes
and raising of bush type plantation under ex-situ conditions. 相似文献
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Applying auxins to freshly cut basal ends of leafy single-node cuttings of Triplochiton scleroxylon, an important timber tree of West Africa, considerably enhanced rooting percentages. The optimal concentrations in 10 μl MeOH droplets of a 50 : 50 mixture of α-naphthalene acetic acid (NAA) and indole-3-butyric acid (IBA) ranged from 8–40 μg according to clone. Larger amounts, which tended to increase numbers of roots per rooted cutting, inhibited root production in some clones. When applied singly, IBA was more effective than NAA in most clones.Leafless cuttings rarely rooted even when treated with auxins. Rooting occurred following the retention of 5 cm2 of leaf lamina, and was maximal, as judged by rooting percentages, with 50 cm2. The inability of leafless cuttings to root was associated with the rapid depletion of all carbohydrates in stem tissues, while those in unshaded leafy cuttings tended to increase.Percentages of cuttings rooting increased when temperatures of propagating-beds were raised above 20°C, and 28°C was optimal for most clones, especially if treated with auxins. Cutting survival declined above 28°C, although up to 38°C surviving cuttings rooted equally well. 相似文献
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The effects over time of exogenous auxins and substrate on rooting of leafy stem cuttings were simultaneously examined in
Annickia chlorantha. The hypothesis that post-severance treatments and propagation environment do not temporally affect the rooting ability of
leafy stem cuttings was rejected. Each of the four replicate blocks used consisted of 12 treatments from two crossed factors,
substrate × auxins. Time (weeks) after insertion of cuttings in nonmist propagators was used as the third factor. Substrate × auxin × time
had highly significant (P = 0.0022), whereas substrate × time and auxin × time had non-significant (P = 0.0518–0.0549) effects on rooting percentage, respectively. Substrate and auxin did not influence rooting ability. Time
had highly significant (P < 0.0001) effects on rooting ability. Contrasts constructed with the different factors tested on rooting percentage allowed
the dissection of the rooting period into three phases. 相似文献
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R. L. Jinks 《New Forests》1995,10(2):183-195
The effect of propagation environment on the rooting of field collected leafy cuttings of ash (Fraxinus excelsior, sycamore (Acer pseudoplatanus) and sweet chestnut (Castanea sativa) was investigated in two experiments. In the first experiment, rooting of all three species in mist enclosed inside a polythene tent was greater than 50%, while rooting of ash cuttings was reduced from 63% in enclosed mist to only 16% in open mist. Rooting in open mist, enclosed mist, and contact polythene was studied in a second experiment. Sycamore cuttings rooted equally well in the two mist systems with an average rooting of 78%. In contrast cuttings of both ash and sweet chestnut rooted most under the enclosed mist system, at 64 and 46% respectively. Rooting of ash cuttings was again depressed in the open mist system where less than 30% of cuttings rooted. This reduction was related to an increase in the percentage of cuttings which remained alive without rooting, while showing proliferation of callus at the cutting base. The percentage of sweet chestnut cuttings which callused without rooting was also much greater in the open mist system than in enclosed mist or contact polythene. 相似文献
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The influence of seasonal variation, indole-3-butyric acid (IBA) and type of cuttings was examined on induction and growth
of adventitious roots in Bambusa nutans Wall. and Bambusa tulda Roxb. Singlenode culm and culm-branch cuttings from the mature culms were provided with immersion treatment for 24 h of either
water (control) or 2 mM IBA in four different seasons, i.e., spring (mid February), summer (mid May), rainy (mid July), and
winter (mid November) and maintained for two months in the mist chamber at the relative humidity of (70±5)% and the temperature
of (30±2)°C. In B. nutans, adventitious rooting occurred in both types of cuttings in all the seasons with the best rooting in the summer season i.e.,
May (88% in culm cuttings) and the least in winter. On the contrary, adventitious rooting was recorded only in culm cuttings
in spring and summer season in B. tulda. IBA treatment significantly enhanced rooting, root number and root length; registering 14 to 17 times improvement over control
in the best rooting season. Three factor-interactions (season × cutting type × IBA treatment) were significant for rooting
in B. nutans and all characteristics, except sprouting in B. tulda. Thus, single-node culm and culm-branch cuttings in B. nutans and culm cuttings in B. tulda treated with 2 mM IBA during spring (February) to summer (May) season are recommended for their clonal multiplication. 相似文献
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This study investigates the optimal conditions for the vegetative propagation of the multipurpose leguminous shrub Colutea istria from leafy stem cuttings. The conditions examined included 1) the origin of the cutting (apical, medial or basal), 2) indole-3-butyric
acid (IBA) treatment (0, 50, 200 or 400 mg/l), 3) the relative humidity of the propagation environment (high or low), 4) wounding
base of cutting, and 5) the season in which the cutting was taken. The rooting ability of the cuttings was significantly influenced
by all these factors. Winter cuttings obtained from the middle and base of the branch showed a greater rooting capacity than
those harvested from the apical area, while autumn cuttings harvested from the middle and apical areas of the branch showed
a greater rooting capacity than those harvested from the base. Winter cuttings showed the best rooting capacity than autumn
cuttings. IBA treatment (200 mg/l), high humidity (98-100%), and wounding increased the rooting capacity of the cuttings. The sprout
of new leaves was higher in basal cuttings, while IBA and wounding also significantly enhanced the root number of rooted cuttings.
A method for vegetatively propagating C. istria plants is given. 相似文献
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Vegetative propagation of Prunus africana: effects of rooting medium, auxin concentrations and leaf area 总被引：2，自引：0，他引：2
Z. Tchoundjeu M. L. Avana R. R. B. Leakey A. J. Simons E. Assah B. Duguma J. M. Bell 《Agroforestry Systems》2002,54(3):183-192
The region of West and Central Africa is endowed with high-value fruit trees and medicinal plants, which are currently traded
locally as well as on regional and international markets. Unfortunately, they are all exploited from the wild and there has
been little or no focussed effort to domesticate and cultivate them. Prunus africana is one of these important medicinal plant under domestication. A series of nursery experiments were conducted to assess the
effects of rooting medium (sawdust, sand and a 50:50 mixture of sand and sawdust), auxin concentration (0, 50, 100, 150, and
200 μg IBA), and leaf area (0, 5, 10, 20, and 25 cm2) on rooting success of juvenile cuttings of P. africana. The percentage of cuttings rooted was significantly greater (P < 0.05) in sawdust (80%), than in sand alone (72%) or in mixture with sawdust (71%). Leaf area also significantly affected
the percentage of rooting. Leafless cuttings did not root and were all dead by week 6, but in leafy cuttings rooting ability
increased proportionally with leaf area up to 20 cm2 (79%). Larger leaf cuttings (25 cm2) rooted at the same level as those of 20 cm2. The cuttings with the largest leaves also had the greatest mean number of roots per cutting (14 roots cutting−1), while those with the smallest (5 cm2) leaf area produced the fewest roots (5 roots cutting−1). The application of auxin (IBA) promoted rooting (P < 0.05) up to an optimum application of 100–200 μg IBA per cutting, but 300 μg was supraoptimal. It can be concluded that
P. africana is amenable to vegetative propagation.
This revised version was published online in June 2006 with corrections to the Cover Date. 相似文献
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阴香、刨花楠、香叶树和樟树是常见的园林绿化树种,具有较高的观赏价值和经济用途。为阴香、刨花楠、香叶树和樟树苗木的快速繁殖提供理论依据,以阴香、刨花楠、香叶树、樟树的1 a生半木质化枝条为材料,研究不同浓度IBA对其绿枝扦插生根的影响。结果表明,阴香、刨花楠、香叶树和樟树生根能力差异显著,IBA能够显著促进四种樟科植物插穗生根（p<0.05）,但不同树种最适IBA浓度不同。阴香、香叶树和刨花楠插穗生根最适IBA浓度为2000 mg·L-1,生根率分别为84.95%、78.26%和78.16%,根数分别为6.33、1.33和10.17,根长分别为17.90cm、4.42cm和4.32cm。樟树插穗生根最适IBA浓度为3000 mg·L-1,生根率（85.42%）和根数（9.67）达到最大。由隶属函数综合评价得出4个树种生根效果,香叶树的隶属函数均值最大（0.56）,生根效果最好,其次是樟树（0.54）和阴香（0.53）,均值较小的是刨花楠（0.46）,生根效果最差。 相似文献
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Juan Majada Celia Martínez-Alonso Isabel Feito Angelo Kidelman Ismael Aranda Ricardo Alía 《New Forests》2011,41(3):399-412
Pinus pinaster Ait. is one of the main forest tree species planted in Spain, Portugal and France. Due to its high economic relevance, there
is considerable interest in developing techniques for vegetative breeding aimed at mass propagation. In this study we present
a mini-propagation protocol in order to define an efficient method to propagate families or clones of P. pinaster. We carried out three experiments using mini-cuttings of 3–5 cm in length with the aim of evaluating the effects of temperature
(4°C vs. 25°C), plant growth regulator (IBA) and shoot age on rooting ability. Percentage of rooted cuttings and morphological
root variables were recorded. The percentage of rooted cuttings per treatment ranged from 68 to 97%. Treatment with IBA significantly
influenced the rooting process at 25°C but not at 4°C. The number of apexes, length, area and volume of roots were all positively
affected by temperature treatment. Shoot age also had a positive effect on rooting capacity of cuttings, with the cuttings
from the youngest shoots (70 days after pruning) having higher rooting percentages, ranging from 84.7 to 98.3%. The use of
juvenile material, good environmental conditions and IBA all benefited the rooting of clonal material, resulting in high rooting
capacity. This study presents an innovative propagation protocol for P. pinaster that can be used as a tool in breeding programs. 相似文献
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The main objective of our clonal propagation program is the production of high quality timber and faster tree growth. Teak
(Tectona grandis Linn. f.) is an important plantation species in the tropics but the demand of teak timber is increasing globally. Teak planting
stock is still produced from seeds of unselected elite genotypes which may lead to poor stand establishment. The number of
seeds per fruit and their germination ability are also variable and limited by several factors. Therefore an alternative method
i.e., clonal propagation is required for mass multiplication of elite trees. It is an established fact that the clonal propagation
or adventitious root formation in cuttings is markedly affected by several external and internal factors. Considering these,
an experiment was conducted on leafy soft wood shoot cuttings of 3-year-old hedged teak stock plants grown in a hedge garden
to study the effects of branch position and auxin treatment on adventitious root formation. A factorial completely randomized
design was used for experimentation. Coppice shoots were collected from basal, middle and upper positions of the hedge garden;
and mono-nodal leafy cuttings were prepared. These cuttings were treated with different concentrations of IBA and NAA; and
were cultured in a mist chamber for rooting where the relative humidity was maintained at 85 ± 2% with maximum and minimum
day-night temperature at 32 ± 1°C and 26 ± 1°C respectively. After 45 days the cuttings were removed from the rooting medium
and observations were made. It was observed that the rooting parameters viz., percent rooting and percent sprouting, mean
number of leaves, mean number of shoots and length, and mean number of roots and length per cutting were significantly influenced
by the branch position and auxin treatment. Treatment with 4000 ppm IBA increased percent rooting and percent sprouting whereas
NAA suppressed it. Treatment with 4000 ppm IBA also increased the mean number of leaves and shoots, and the length, and the
mean number of roots per cutting. The highest mean number of roots and length were observed in cuttings taken from the branch
emerging at the upper position followed by branches of middle and lower position. Cuttings of branches at a middle position
showed the highest values of percent rooting, percent sprouting, mean number of leaves and shoots and mean shoot length per
cutting. Furthermore, the interactive effect of branch position and auxin treatment on rooting and sprouting response was
also found to be significant. Overall, the findings of this investigation suggest that middle branch position in hedge plants
and 4000 ppm IBA can be made to induce maximum rooting and to produce high quality planting stock material for clonal forestry
program of teak. 相似文献
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Azamal Husen 《New Forests》2008,36(1):13-27
A study was conducted on the twelve clones of shisham (Dalbergia sissoo Roxb.). These clones were obtained from India and Nepal. Single-node leafy cuttings were prepared from the vegetative multiplication
garden to examine the clonal variation, effect of IBA treatment on rooting response and associated metabolic changes during
adventitious root formation. A remarkable and significant variation was observed due to treatment of 2,000 ppm IBA in the
rooting parameters. Clonal variations were also significant for root and shoot growth while length of root was insignificant.
Among the twelve clones studied; C3 (Tulsipur, Gonda, Uttar Pradesh, India) and C4 (Laxmipur, Gonda, Uttar Pradesh, India)
clone cuttings have given the highest rooting response. Interaction (clone × IBA) was significant only for production of number
of roots per cutting. Periodic sampling for clone C3 was performed at 0, 7, 14, 21, 28 and 35 days to examine the contents
of total soluble sugars, starch, protein and peroxidase (PER) activity in the rooting zone of cuttings (∼0.5 cm) during adventitious
root primordium development. A significant increase in all the metabolic activities was noted due to IBA. Total soluble sugars
and starch contents of cuttings decreased with the passage of time. Protein content and PER-activity started to increase in
the early stage and reached the highest level on day 21, followed by a decline at the 35th day of sampling. These trends were
common for both IBA treated and untreated cuttings. Protein content and PER-activity remained higher in the rooting zone of
IBA treated cuttings. Overall these findings suggested that exogenous application of IBA may have activated carbohydrate metabolism
for release of energy, while protein and PER-activity were necessary for cell division and differentiation during adventitious
root primordium initiation and development in the rooting zone of cuttings. 相似文献
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A.T.M. Abdullah M.A. Hossain M.K. Bhuiyan 《林业研究》2006,17(4):301-304
Introduction Guava (Psidium guajava Linn.), belonging to the Family Myrtaceae, is originated in the tropical South America (Hayes 1970; Pathak and Ojha 1993) and grows wild in Bangladesh, India, Thailand, Brazil, Florida, West Indies, California and also … 相似文献
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A study to determine the best vegetative propagation protocol was carried out for two species of the endemic genus Cloezia for conservation and mining revegetation activities in New Caledonia. Effects of clonal capacities and auxin treatments on
rooting of C. buxifolia and C. aquarum semi-hardwood cuttings taken from wild populations were evaluated in four experiments. Different phenotypes varied in their
capacity to root (from 0 to more than 80%) and this underlines the importance of collecting cuttings from different plants
when revegetation programs are based on vegetative propagation. The experiments evaluated the effectiveness of IBA at 5, 10
and 20 g kg−1, IAA at 5 and 10 g kg−1 and NAA at 1 and 2 g kg−1 treatments to enhance rooting of C. buxifolia tip cuttings and C. aquarum tip and stem cuttings compared to control cuttings with no applied auxin. With the exception of IAA, auxin treatments enhanced
the percentage of cuttings with roots and significantly improved the number of roots per cutting and root length. In this
study, the best treatment is 10 g kg−1 IBA for C. buxifolia. For C. aquarum, 20 g kg−1 IBA significantly enhances quantitatively and qualitatively rooting of both tip and stem cuttings.
Résumé Cette étude porte sur la définition d’un protocole de multiplication végétative optimale de deux espèces du genre endémique Cloezia dans un but de conservation et de revégétalisation en Nouvelle-Calédonie. Quatre essais visent à déterminer les potentialités clonales de différents individus et l’effet de divers traitements hormonaux sur l’enracinement de boutures de C. buxifolia et C. aquarum. L’enracinement des boutures dépend du pied-mère sur lesquelles elles sont récoltées et peut varier de 0 à plus de 80%, ce qui indique l’intérêt de la méthode d’échantillonnage lors de la collecte des boutures. L’effet de traitements hormonaux à base d’AIB, AIA et ANA à différentes concentrations, respectivement de 5, 10 et 20 g kg−1, 5 et 10 g kg−1 et 1 et 2 g kg−1 est également étudié sur des boutures de tête de C. buxifolia et des boutures de tête et de tige de C. aquarum. Ces traitements améliorent le pourcentage d’enracinement et augmentent significativement le nombre de racines produites et la longueur des racines des boutures de Cloezia, à l’exception des traitements à base d’AIA. Dans cette étude, le meilleur traitement est 10 g kg−1 d’AIB pour C. buxifolia et 20 g kg−1 d’AIB pour C. aquarum.相似文献
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Cuttage and air layering were evaluated as means of vegetative propagation of the tropical woody tree, Inga feuillei. Effects of moisture management systems, leafiness, auxin application, and stem diameter on rooting of semihardwood cuttings were investigated. Cuttings were taken from 2-year-old seed-propagated, greenhouse-grown stock plants. Compound leaves were either reduced in area or removed entirely before auxin pretreatment with 0, 0.3, or 0.8% indolebutyric acid (IBA) followed by sticking under mist or in a polyethylene enclosure. Leafless cuttings did not root regardless of moisture management system or auxin pretreatment, whereas 55% rooting of leafy cuttings was observed. Leafy cuttings rooted significantly better under mist than in a polyethylene enclosure. Auxin treatment at the higher level increased rooting percentage approximately two fold for larger diameter cuttings (8.1 to 20 mm), but had no effect on the smaller cuttings (2 to 8 mm), and resulted in an approximately three fold increase in the number of roots/rooted cutting for both stem diameter classes. Auxin treatment did not affect rooting percentage of leafy softwood cuttings under fog, however it did increase the number of roots per rooted cutting. One hundred percent of air layered shoots rooted within 5 weeks with or without auxin pretreatment, and all rooted layers survived transplanting to soil. Possible implications of this research on agroforestry, selection, genetic improvement, and conservation are discussed. 相似文献
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Celastrus paniculatus Willd. (Celastraceae) is an important medicinal tree valued for its seeds. Indiscriminate collection of this plant from the
habitat zones has posed a serious threat to its existence in the wild, results in globally a threatened plant species. Ex
situ conservation is a prioritized agenda of research for redlisted plant species. Semi-hardwood stem cuttings collected from
10 to 15 year old trees were treated with different concentrations (0, 0.5, 1.0, 2.0, 3.0, 4.0 and 5.0 g l−1) of growth hormones; indole-3-acetic acid (IAA), indole-3-butyric acid (IBA) and 1-naphthalene acetic acid (NAA) for positive
effect on root induction. After 90 days of treatment, results were analyzed for percentage of rooting, root number and average
root length per rooted cuttings. The highest rooting (57%) response with highest number of roots (~77.2) was obtained in indole-3-acetic
acid at 3.0 g l−1. Overall, high significant (P ≤ 0.05) rooting response was noticed in IAA treatment comparative to hormones IBA and NAA. Rooted cuttings exhibited 100%
survival in the experimental field. This study reveals the propagation of semi-hardwood cuttings derived from partially matured
branches is possible and it provides a basis for conservation of this threatened plant species by reducing pressure on its
natural populations. 相似文献
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Rooting of baldcypress cuttings 总被引：6，自引：0，他引：6
A test of the rooting performance and growth of cuttings from 1-year-old and 25-to 50-year old baldcypress (Taxodium distichum L.) branch tips is reported. Rooting of cuttings from one-year-old trees averaged 75% (0.1% IBA treatment) and 88% (control), cuttings from 25 to 50-year-old trees averaged 12% in both the IBA treatment and the control treatment. Indole-3-butyric acid at a 0.1% concentration did not enhance rooting, but resulted in a significant increase in shoot dry weight on cuttings from one-year-old trees. The results of this experiment suggest that cuttings from mature baldcypres trees have the potential to root, thereby, additional rooting techniques such as girdling and stump sprouts is worthy of pursuing. 相似文献