Paper · 1999 · An-Najah University Journal for Research - A (Natural Sciences)

Performance of Different Grape Cultivars for Rooting and Grafting

Hassan Abu-Qaoud

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Abstract

Four local grape cultivars (Halawani, Beiruiti Zaini and Beituni) were bench grafted on four different grape rootstocks (B41, Paulsen, Rugerri and Richter). Two grafting methods were used: whip tongue and wedge grafting. The experiment was conducted for two successive seasons (1997 and 1998). All rootstock basis were treated with Indolebutyric- acid (IBA) at 8000 ppm in the form of powder. The results showed a great variability in the rooting ability of the different rootstocks with Paulsen rootstock which resulted in the higher rooting ability, while Rugerri and B41 resulted significantly in the lower rooting percentage in both seasons. The scion as well as the grafting method did not affect the rooting ability of the rootstocks. The rootstock scion combination showed high healing ability with a significant interaction between both graft partners. Rugerri and Richter resulted in the highest healing of grafts. The vegetative bud growth of the graft varied among the different scion cultivars but without any significant effect of grafting method or rootstocks in both seasons. Both Halawani and Beiruiti resulted in the higher vegetative growth during propagation.

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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Paulsen had higher rooting ability.

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Rugerri had a significantly lower rooting percentage.

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“Rugerri and B41 resulted significantly in the lower rooting percentage in both seasons”

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B41 had a significantly lower rooting percentage.

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“Rugerri and B41 resulted significantly in the lower rooting percentage in both seasons”

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Associationobservedoriginal resultno effectmeasured

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Scion cultivar did not affect rootstock rooting ability.

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“The scion as well as the grafting method did not affect the rooting ability of the rootstocks”

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Grafting method did not affect rootstock rooting ability.

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“The scion as well as the grafting method did not affect the rooting ability of the rootstocks”

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Rootstock and scion combinations had high graft healing with a significant interaction.

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“The rootstock scion combination showed high healing ability with a significant interaction between both graft partners”

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Rugerri had the highest graft healing.

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“Rugerri and Richter resulted in the highest healing of grafts”

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Richter had the highest graft healing.

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Vegetative bud growth varied among scion cultivars.

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“The vegetative bud growth of the graft varied among the different scion cultivars”

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Grafting method had no significant effect on vegetative bud growth.

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“without any significant effect of grafting method or rootstocks in both seasons”

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“The vegetative bud growth of the graft varied among the different scion cultivars”

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Rootstocks had no significant effect on vegetative bud growth.

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“The vegetative bud growth of the graft varied among the different scion cultivars but without any significant effect of grafting method or rootstocks in both seasons”

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Halawani produced higher vegetative growth.

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“Both Halawani and Beiruiti resulted in the higher vegetative growth during propagation”

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“Grape”

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Beiruiti produced higher vegetative growth.

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“Both Halawani and Beiruiti resulted in the higher vegetative growth during propagation”

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