Performance of nutmeg softwood grafts (Myristica fragrans Houtt.) at nursery stage in different growing media

Gawankar, M. S.; Rajput, D. C.; Juvekar, SV; Salvi, BR

doi:10.31783/elsr.2020.611620

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“…Compositions of sawdust: farmyard manure: soil and sand: farmyard manure: soil (1:2:3) yielded maximum stem diameters of 0.75 cm and 0.75 cm, respectively (3:2:1). Soil medium with a combination of coir pith: compost: sand: soil (1:1:1:1) yielded a greater diameter of stem of 0.82 cm at 120 days after germination (Gawankar et al, 2020). In addition, Dubey et al, (2021) found that the mango cv.…”

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Effect of Different Nursery Potting Media on the Germination and Development of Mango (Mangifera Indica L.) Seedlings

IQBAL¹,

KIRAN²,

Mustafa

et al. 2022

Biol Clin Sci Res J

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Mango is a valuable income crop that significantly contributes to the food security. However, there was a severe shortage of information on the growth, production and developmental behaviour of different rootstock of mango in different growing media combinations. Accordingly, a study was conducted in 2019–20 at the Mango Research Institute in Multan, Pakistan, used a net house to test the efficacy of several pot media for nursery with different compositions on the seedling growth and development of plants. Mango seeds were planted in potting soil, top soil, sawdust, Farmyard manure, and FYM/sawdust (PM5) (PM4). Three independent trials were conducted using a randomised complete block design. Parameters of germination and development were measured and studied mathematically. The results showed that all of the germination and growth characteristics, except for shoot number, had a substantial influence on the outcome of the experiment. However, germination rate, stem diameter, shoot number, root number, and days to germination were not impacted by the potting medium. Except forstem diameter, shoot number, and internode length, the interaction effect of growth medium had a substantial impact on all other metrics. Mango producers would benefit from using most recommended pot media with the combination of farmyard manure: soil: sand with the ratio of 3:2:1 to increase production.

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Effect of Different Nursery Potting Media on the Germination and Development of Mango (Mangifera Indica L.) Seedlings

IQBAL¹,

KIRAN²,

Mustafa

et al. 2022

Biol Clin Sci Res J

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“…The treatment of growth regulators IBA and NAA at a dose of 500 ppm resulted in the success of grafting nutmeg at 37.33% and 43.03%, respectively [17]. The results of several studies that vegetative propagation of nutmeg can be done by using epicotyl grafting, soft grafting, budding, and approach grafting methods [18] ; [19] ; [20].…”

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Grafting Technology Supports Increased Productivity Nutmeg in Indonesia

Suryadi,

Garvita,

Rusmin

et al. 2023

BIO Web Conf.

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The productivity of nutmeg in Indonesia is still low, so it is important to increase it so that farmers' income increases and their cultivation can be sustainable. The purpose of this review is to obtain technology that can increase the productivity of nutmeg. The method used is a literature study on plant characteristics, planting conditions, and the development status of nutmeg in Indonesia. The results show that the nutmeg plant is dioceous so that there are male, female, and hermaphrodite plants and those that bear fruit are female and hermaphrodite plants. One of the main causes of low productivity is the high percentage of male plants. The development of nutmeg still uses seeds and at the seed stage the sex is unknown. So that at the time of planting could not determine the composition of male and female plants. To overcome this by propagating vegetatively and what has been successful is epicotyl grafting technology. This technology is not widely known by farmers and has not been used in the development of nutmeg. If epicotyl grafting technology is used to produce plant materials in extensification and rehabilitation activities, the productivity of nutmeg in Indonesia will increase.

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Exploring ideal growing media for the mass multiplication of plantation and spice crops

R.,

G.,

et al. 2024

Journal of Plant Nutrition

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Performance of nutmeg softwood grafts (Myristica fragrans Houtt.) at nursery stage in different growing media

Cited by 3 publications

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Effect of Different Nursery Potting Media on the Germination and Development of Mango (Mangifera Indica L.) Seedlings

Effect of Different Nursery Potting Media on the Germination and Development of Mango (Mangifera Indica L.) Seedlings

Grafting Technology Supports Increased Productivity Nutmeg in Indonesia

Exploring ideal growing media for the mass multiplication of plantation and spice crops

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