Root Growth of Arbequina Cuttings as Influenced by Organic and Inorganic Substrates under the Conditions of Al-Jouf (KSA)

Mehri, H.; Mhanna, K.; Soltane, A.

doi:10.3923/ajpp.2013.74.83

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“…This observation is in line with the findings of Kalyoncu et al, (2009) [12] in black mulberry, Intorrathed et al, (2018) [11] in himalayan mulberry, Singh (2018) [25] in Morus nigra, Singh et al, (2014) [23] in Morus alba, Erturk et al, (2010) [7] in kiwi and Husen (2003) [10] in Rauvolfia serpentina cuttings. Similar results were observed in the findings of Rongting et al, (2017) [21] in chrysanthemum and Mehri et al, (2013) [17] in Arbequina cuttings and Centeno and Maria (2008) [3] in olive nursery plants.…”

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“…The cuttings treated with Orgafol have the quickest root formation in a very short period (18 days) followed by Azospirillum (28 days) and the root formation took a very long period in control (39 days). Similarly faster rooting in a short period was observed in the findings of Shah et al, (2006) [22] in Ficus binnendijkii cuttings and Mehri et al, (2013) [17] in Arbequina cuttings. The effect of the treatments on rooting per cent is shown in Table 1.…”

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Studies on orgafol: A promising organic growth promoter, on the growth and development of mulberry cuttings

Bharathi¹,

Shanmugam²,

Tilak³

et al. 2020

Int. J. Chem. Stud.

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Organic Growth Promoter provides all natural fertilizers that provide unique advantages over conventional fertilizers. Studies were conducted to study the effect of organic formulations on the growth and development of mulberry cuttings. Stem cuttings of Morus indica were treated with T1 (IBA), T2 (NAA), T3 (IAA), T4 (Azospirillum) and T5 (Orgafol) at a rate of 2g/l by quick dip method and these cuttings were planted in a nursery bed along with a control plot (T6). Results showed that, among all the treatments, root parameters such as root initiation within a short period (18 days), higher rooting per cent (80%), higher root length (39.85 cm) and shoot parameters such as higher shoot length (47.65 cm), more number of leaves (15.50) and higher leaf area (157.88 cm) and higher survival rate (87.5%) were observed in the cuttings treated with T5 (Orgafol). This organic growth promoter can be recommended for the growth and development of mulberry cuttings as the nursery duration can be considerably reduced.

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Studies on orgafol: A promising organic growth promoter, on the growth and development of mulberry cuttings

Bharathi¹,

Shanmugam²,

Tilak³

et al. 2020

Int. J. Chem. Stud.

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“…Dentre os fatores que podem influenciar a produção vegetativa de espécies florestais, o substrato tem um papel fundamental sobre a capacidade rizogênica das estacas (Mehri et al, 2013). A relação adequada entre características físicas e químicas dos substratos são preponderantes ao bom desenvolvimento e qualidade das mudas formadas (Kratz et al, 2013).…”

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Substratos renováveis na produção de mudas de Ficus enormis proveniente de jardim clonal

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Objetivou-se avaliar substratos renováveis à base de casca de arroz carbonizada (CAC) e fibra de coco (FC) sobre o enraizamento e qualidade final de mudas de Ficus enormis Mart. ex Miq. via estaquia caulinar de plantas provenientes de jardim clonal. Foram avaliados seis substratos: comercial (controle), composto por casca de arroz carbonizada (CAC), fibra de coco (FC) e vermiculita (S1); 100% FC (S2); 100% CAC (S3); 50% FC e 50% CAC (S4); 30% (FC) e 70% CAC (S5); 70% FC e 30% CAC (S6). O substrato comercial (S1) e as composições com maior proporção de FC apresentam qualificação superior para a produção de mudas de F. enormis.

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“…Various substrates may be used, such as perlite, sand, vermiculite or a mixture of them. The temperature of the substrate in the region of root formation should be maintained between 20 ºC and 24 ºC (MEHRI et al 2013b). The environment around the cuttings should be very humid, from 80% to 90%, and with a mild temperature, which may be achieved through the use of intermittent water mist (CABALLERO & DEL RIO 2008).…”

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Desempenho de substratos na capacidade de enraizamento de estacas de oliveiras

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Silva²,

Dall'Oglio

et al. 2017

Rev. Ciên. Agrovet.

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Plant cutting is a widely used propagation method for olive trees. Its viability depends on the capacity for the adventitious root formation of each species. Nevertheless, it is necessary to study the different characteristics of this process. The purpose of this study was to evaluate the influence of substrates on the rooting of semi hardwood stem cuttings of ten olive tree cultivars. Middle sized branches were collected from mother plants located in the Germplasm Bank of EPAMIG in Maria da Fé, MG, Brazil, and cuttings were prepared of approximately 12 cm in length, with 4-6 internodes, maintaining four leaves in the apical region. A completely randomized experimental design was used, with tree replications and 20 cuttings per plot. The experiment was conducted in greenhouses, in rooting plant beds containing a perlite and sand substrate with controlled intermittent water mist. After installation of the experiment, treatment was carried out with copper oxychloride solution at 3% to prevent possible fungus attacks. Evaluations were performed 70 days after cutting of the varieties. There was variation in rooting of olive tree cultivar cuttings. Better performance of sand was observed in the production of cuttings of olive tree cultivars Alto D'Ouro, JB1 and Galega which were also the cultivars that stood out among the genotypes studied.

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Root Growth of Arbequina Cuttings as Influenced by Organic and Inorganic Substrates under the Conditions of Al-Jouf (KSA)

Cited by 8 publications

References 9 publications

Studies on orgafol: A promising organic growth promoter, on the growth and development of mulberry cuttings

Studies on orgafol: A promising organic growth promoter, on the growth and development of mulberry cuttings

Substratos renováveis na produção de mudas de Ficus enormis proveniente de jardim clonal

Desempenho de substratos na capacidade de enraizamento de estacas de oliveiras

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