Paper · 2004 · Jiangsu linye ke-ji

Techniques of cutting propagation for Eurya muricata Dunn

Pan Jian

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Abstract

The paper presents the cutting propagation techniques of Eurya muricata Dunn .The result showed that cuttings shoud be planted in spring and pretreating the cuttings with (50 mg/L) IBA for 17 hours could get them to develop roots,with rooting percentage up to 59.5%.

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Spring planting and 50 mg/L IBA pretreatment for 17 hours produced roots in up to 59.5% of Eurya muricata cuttings.

Taxon
Eurya muricata DunnEurya muricatat0
Organ / stage
cuttingse0
Treatment
pretreating the cuttings with (50 mg/L) IBA for 17 hourse0
Outcome
rooting percentagee0
Direction
up toe0
Value
59.5%e0
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springe0

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Eurya muricata
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“cuttings shoud be planted in spring and pretreating the cuttings with (50 mg/L) IBA for 17 hours could get them to develop roots,with rooting percentage up to 59.5%”

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“Eurya muricata Dunn”

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indole-3-butyric acid · growth · Eurya muricataResults agree

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