Claim · model-written summary
The rooting percentage of Rosa canina cuttings was superior in Bsheli (52%) than in Helbako (47%).
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e0“on the rooting of Rosa canina cuttings”
e1“the rooting percentage (52%) in the Bsheli was superior to Helbako (47%)”
Title
A. Saeed; I. Qubili; N. Safout; et al. Anbar Journal of Agricultural Sciences 2026. doi:10.32649/ajas.2026.191226
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- Association Average root length of Rosa canina cuttings was 5.85 cm in Helbako, exceeding that of Bsheli (4.40 cm).
- Association Location had no significant effect on the average number of roots and buds of Rosa canina cuttings.
- Association Location had no significant effect on the survival percentage of Rosa canina cuttings.
- Intervention effect Bsheli cuttings treated with 1000 ppm indole butyric acid for ten seconds and aloe vera gel had the highest rooting rate (86%).
- Intervention effect Helbako cuttings treated similarly had a lower rooting rate (79%) than the best Bsheli treatment.
- Association The lowest rooting rate in Bsheli was obtained from untreated cuttings (14.97%).
- Association The lowest rooting rate in Helbako was obtained from untreated cuttings (11.73%).
- Association Location and experimental treatments interacted significantly for average rooting percentage and number of roots of Rosa canina cuttings.
- Association Location and experimental treatments interacted significantly for root length and number of buds of Rosa canina cuttings.
- Recommendation The authors recommend 1000 ppm indole butyric acid together with aloe vera gel for the best rooting and highest survival of Rosa canina cuttings.