Claim · model-written summary
Growth regulator identity did not significantly affect branch number.
- Taxon
- Lycium ruthenicum
Lycium ruthenicumt0 - Treatment
- different growth regulatorse0
- Outcome
- branch number of seedlinge0
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Verbatim
e0“effects of different growth regulators on branch number of seedling have no signifi cant differences”
t0“Lycium ruthenicum”
Title
Effects of four kinds of growth regulators on softwood cuttings seedling in Lycium ruthenicum
Liu Ke-bia Nonwood Forest Research 2014
Other claims from this paper (12)
- Intervention effect Growth regulator concentration significantly affected cutting survival, new branch height increment, root increment and root number.
- Intervention effect Growth regulator concentration significantly affected branch number.
- Observation NAA ranked highest and CK lowest for survival and branch and root increments.
- Intervention effect NAA 300 mg/L gave the best survival rate, 84%.
- Intervention effect NAA 300 mg/L produced 12.4 cm average new branch length.
- Intervention effect NAA 300 mg/L produced 4.5 cm average new root length.
- Intervention effect NAA 400 mg/L gave 76% cutting survival.
- Intervention effect NAA 400 mg/L gave 10.3cm average new branch length.
- Intervention effect NAA 400 mg/L gave 4.2 cm average new root length.
- Association Survival rate correlated positively with new branch and root increments.
- Association Survival rate correlated negatively with new branch and root numbers.
- Observation Cutting seedling roots formed by mixed rooting, mainly from cortex.