Factors influencing the rooting of peach GF677 (peach x almond hybrid) hardwood cuttings in a growth chamber

Tsipouridis, C.; Thomidis, T.; Michailides, Z.

doi:10.1080/01140671.2005.9514336

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“…Tsipouridis et al [25] studied on five rooting substrates (perlite (1-5 mm), peat, perlite + peat (50:50 %), sand and perlite (covered cuttings were additionally enclosed in a polyethylene bag)) and found rooting the 50:50 peats perlite mixtures gave a reasonable amount.…”

Section: Review On the Effect Of Media On Rooting And Root Growth Parameters Of Grape Cuttingmentioning

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A Review on the Effect of Rooting Media on Rooting and Growth of Cutting Propagated Grape (Vitis vinifera L)

Jaleta¹

2019

WJASS

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The three major uses of grapes are; wine making, fresh fruit (table grapes) and dried fruit (raisins) production. It can be used for making wine, jam, juice, jelly, grape seed extract, ethanol, raisins, vinegar, grape seed oil, tartaric acid, fertilizer, grape derived antioxidant compounds (polyphenols, resveratrol) and etc. Grape also associated with prevention of cancer, heart disease, high blood pressure, allergies, diabetes, constipation etc. [4].It is a vine crop and trained on wires on both sides of plant. It is a short duration crop and consumed as fresh and in dried form [5].Global grape production currently amounts to more than 75 million metric tons per year. Today there are over 18 million acres of cultivated vineyards worldwide. The top 5 grape producing counties are China, Italy, United States, France and Spain respectively, while Ethiopia is 77th in the world.In Ethiopia, the total grape production, harvested area and yield of grape in the year 2014 was reached 5118 tones, 2544 ha and 20123 hectogram ha -1 , respectively [6].Grape propagation for commercial vineyards includes the use of cuttings, rooting, budding, layers and grafts [7]. Cutting is one of the extensively practiced means of vegetative propagation of plants in horticulture industry [8] and is the most important practices in viticulture [9]. It has many advantages such as being economical [1], require a limited space, simple [8,10], rapid for dissemination of selected clones or new varieties resulting from breeding programs [8,11]. It maintains true to type varietal characteristics [7,12,13].Cutting is highly practical and economically important. It is used

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Section: Review On the Effect Of Media On Rooting And Root Growth Parameters Of Grape Cuttingmentioning

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A Review on the Effect of Rooting Media on Rooting and Growth of Cutting Propagated Grape (Vitis vinifera L)

Jaleta¹

2019

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“…Preparation of rooting substrate: Rooting substrate was prepared from perlite (Tsipouridis et al, 2005), 7.5 L perlite was put in polyethylene bags and 1.5 L of H 2 O 2 3 % (in tap water) was added instead of water with different pH (5, 7 and 9), to reach 20 % moisture (Tsipouridis and Thomidis, 2004). The pH was adjusted by HCl and NaOH.…”

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Rooting of peach [Prunus persica (L.) Batsch] hardwood cuttings as affected by IBA concentration and substrate pH

Noori¹,

Muhammad²

2020

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“…Tsipouridis et al [133] reported that better rooting is achieved by positioning the cuttings vertically rather than obliquely or horizontally. Cutting lengths of 20 and 30 cm are better than 10 cm, and the 'doublesplit' wounding of cuttings increases the rooting percentage by over 29% compared with the nonwounded control.…”

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Rootstocks for Commercial Peach Production in the Southeastern United States: Current Research, Challenges, and Opportunities

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The Southeastern United States is facing agriculture crises, such as the ongoing epidemic of citrus greening disease that has forced the region to begin looking into alternative crops. Some of these belong to the Rosaceae genus Prunus, which encompasses many economically important species such as peaches, almonds, cherries, plums, and more. Peach production in Florida has become a very promising alternative to citrus; however, there are different limitations and challenges that peach production faces in this region. Differing climates coupled with edaphic challenges such as salinity, alkalinity, and waterlogging have been the focus of much of the research into the viability of peach production in the region. Using the genetic diversity of the Prunus genus is crucial to the success of peach as an alternative crop, due to the nature of its propagation on rootstocks. The development of new rootstock cultivars has been—and continues to be—the most efficient way not only to deal with the variety of problems associated with the climate and soil mentioned above but also to mitigate the effects of pests and diseases. The vegetative propagation of stone fruit rootstocks also has distinct advantages that seed propagation cannot achieve, including tree performance uniformity and the multiplication of interspecific hybrids. Tools used to select the best-performing rootstocks for the area such as the root system architecture (RSA) analysis are fundamental to this development process to ensure that the rootstock cultivars with the traits needed for success in the region are selected. This narrative review lays out all the challenges facing southeastern peach production in detail, discussing the research into these challenges and highlighting the tools that are most crucial to the success of peach production in the region to create a resource for researchers, growers, and breeders to more easily access this information.

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Factors influencing the rooting of peach GF677 (peach x almond hybrid) hardwood cuttings in a growth chamber

Cited by 5 publications

References 11 publications

A Review on the Effect of Rooting Media on Rooting and Growth of Cutting Propagated Grape (Vitis vinifera L)

A Review on the Effect of Rooting Media on Rooting and Growth of Cutting Propagated Grape (Vitis vinifera L)

Rooting of peach [Prunus persica (L.) Batsch] hardwood cuttings as affected by IBA concentration and substrate pH

Rootstocks for Commercial Peach Production in the Southeastern United States: Current Research, Challenges, and Opportunities

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