Claim · model-written summary
The authors recommend exogenous auxin to increase rooting rates of the poorly rooting rootstocks.
- Outcome
- use of exogenous auxin, in order to increase rooting ratese0
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Verbatim
e0“requiring the use of exogenous auxin, in order to increase rooting rates”
t0“grapevine rootstocks”
Title
Rooting potential of grapevine rootstocks cuttings
Douglas André Wurz; Nelson Pires Feldberg; Alberto Fontanella Brighenti Revista CERES 2022. doi:10.1590/0034-737x202269010015
Other claims from this paper (11)
- Observation The evaluated grapevine rootstocks differed in rooting behavior.
- Observation 101-14 Mgt had greater rooting and propagation potential.
- Observation IAC 572 had greater rooting and propagation potential.
- Observation Courdec 3309 had greater rooting and propagation potential.
- Observation Freedom had greater rooting and propagation potential.
- Observation Gravesac had greater rooting and propagation potential.
- Observation Harmony had greater rooting and propagation potential.
- Observation Paulsen 1103 had greater rooting and propagation potential.
- Observation 110 R had low rooting, root number and mean root length, making propagation difficult.
- Observation 420 A Mgt had low rooting, root number and mean root length, making propagation difficult.
- Observation VR 043-43 had low rooting, root number and mean root length, making propagation difficult.