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Silt gave maximum survival of 67.22%.
Olea europaeaNot reportedMaterialGeneCompoundOrgan / stageInteractorInteractor roleSecond interactorSecond interactor roleComparatorSettingQualifier
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t0“OLIVE”
e0“the maximum number of roots (8.27), root length (3.28cm), root diameter (0.15cm) and percent survival (67.22%), and minimum days to rooting (27.11) were recorded in silt.”
Title
RESPONSE OF OLIVE CULTIVARS TO ROOTING THROUGH AIR LAYERING IN DIFFERENT GROWTH MEDIA
Rafi-ur-Rehman; Asad Hussain Shah; A. A. Awan; et al. Sarhad Journal of Agriculture 2013
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- Association Olive cultivars differed significantly in days to rooting, root number and root length.
- Association Olive cultivars differed significantly in root diameter and survival.
- Intervention effect Growth media significantly affected most studied parameters.
- Observation Coratina had maximum root length of 3.35cm.
- Observation Coratina had maximum root diameter of 0.15cm.
- Observation Coratina had maximum survival of 60%.
- Observation Coratina had minimum days to rooting of 28, whereas Baincullela had maximum days of 37.
- Observation Baincullela had minimum root number of 5.16 per plant.
- Observation Baincullela had minimum root length of 2.31cm.
- Observation Baincullela had minimum root diameter of 0.12cm.
- Observation Baincullela had minimum survival of 42.50%.
- Intervention effect Silt gave maximum root number of 8.27.
- Intervention effect Silt gave maximum root length of 3.28cm.
- Intervention effect Silt gave maximum root diameter of 0.15cm.
- Observation Silt gave minimum rooting time of 27.11 days; sawdust gave maximum rooting time of 37.22 days.
- Intervention effect Sawdust gave minimum root number of 5.22 per plant.
- Observation Sawdust gave minimum root length of 2.03cm and root diameter of 0.11cm.
- Intervention effect Sawdust gave minimum survival of 37.22%.
- Recommendation The authors recommend Coratina and silt for olive rooting through air layering.