Claim · model-written summary
NAA 400 mg/L gave 4.2 cm average new root length.
- Taxon
- Lycium ruthenicum
Lycium ruthenicumt0 - Treatment
- NAA 400 mg/Le1
- Outcome
- average length of new roote0
- Value
- 4.2 cme0
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Verbatim
e0“the average length of new root 4.2 cm”
e1“NAA 400 mg/L treatment”
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 identity did not significantly affect branch 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.
- 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.