Seasonal and hormonal variation during adventitious rhizogenesis in five commercially important bamboo species for production of quality planting material

Shirin, Fatima; Mishra, Jay Prakash; Bhadrawale, Deepti; Saudagar, Irshad Ali; Gupta, T. R.; Berry, Nanita

doi:10.1080/13416979.2021.1935548

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“…Gantait et al (2018) propagated untreated culm cuttings of B. balcooa directly in different substrate in West Bengal and reported earliest emergence of axillary shoot buds within 9 days in soil and more than 2 weeks in soil plus sand/ vermiculite while survival % was highest in coarse sand (96.5%) among all substate. Shirin et al (2021) studied the effect of seasons, auxins, diameter of cuttings and their interactions on rooting behavior of culm cutting of Bambusa nutans, B. vulgaris var. green, B. tulda, B. bambos and Dendrocalamus strictus and reported that 2-3 cm thick culm cuttings that had been treated with 200 ppm IBA showed the best rooting response in all seasons, with spring being the best followed by summer.…”

Section: Culm Cuttingsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Macropropagation Techniques in Bamboos: A Review

Sreejith

Chichaghare

2022

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Bamboo has been the integral part of socio and cultural part of human life from time immemorial due to its multifarious and versatile utility and it also plays a important role in women empowerment. Bamboo has a variety of uses ranging from its conventional usage in building, pulp and paper manufacture, to cottage industries and household use. Due to the uncertainty of sporadic flowering, long flowering cycle, unavailability and short viability of seeds, bamboos are usually propagated by vegetative propagation. In this paper, we presented short overview of various macropropagation techniques for bamboos. Macro propagation of bamboos is straightforward, inexpensive and uses local resources, depending on the aims and the facilities available. It is very helpful for the sustained production of field plantable bamboo saplings. In the area of bamboo research, it has also opened up a lot of new doors. It is very adaptable since bamboos can be mass-propagated using offsets, rhizomes, layering, culm or branch cuttings.

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Section: Culm Cuttingsmentioning

confidence: 99%