Abstract
(...) Amongst the varieties screened for rooting behaviour under the temperate conditions of Kashmir, Chinese White gave significant results over Goshoerami, which is at present a widely cultivated variety in Kashmir. Because of good rootability and short gestation period, Chinese White has been found as the most suited variety for temperate conditions.(...) As regards the effect of different hormonal treatments, it was found that 100 ppm indole butyric acid proved to be an effective treatment in inducing rooting in mulberry varieties which otherwise were having prepotency for rooting (...)
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Claims 3
Claim · model-written summary
Chinese White rooted significantly better than Goshoerami under temperate Kashmir conditions.
Verbatim
e0“Chinese White gave significant results over Goshoerami”
e1“rooting behaviour under the temperate conditions of Kashmir”
t0“mulberry varieties”
Claim · model-written summary
Chinese White was considered the most suited variety for temperate conditions because of rootability and short gestation.
Verbatim
e0“Because of good rootability and short gestation period, Chinese White has been found as the most suited variety for temperate conditions.”
t0“mulberry varieties”
Claim · model-written summary
100 ppm indole butyric acid effectively induced rooting in mulberry varieties.
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e0“100 ppm indole butyric acid proved to be an effective treatment in inducing rooting in mulberry varieties”
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