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EARLY ROOTING IN ROSEMARY’S (ROSMARINUS OFFICINALIS L.) CUTTINGS UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF CHEMICAL TREATMENTS AND COLLECTING TIME
Article number
502_34
Pages
213 – 218
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Abstract
The present work aimed to verify the early rooting development and the root production in rosemary’s (Rosmarinus officinalis L.) cuttings under the influence of treatments with sythetics auxins, boric acid and collecting time.
The branches were collected at the end of the season and the stakes were prepared and placed into solutions containing NAA or IBA (25, 50, 75 and 100 pppm) without and with boric acid and then removed to a chamber of nebulization (all experimental work). In all the experimentes, the branches were collected after 30 days, the mean number of rooted cuttings was calculated, along with the mean number of roots per stakes and the dry weight of roots.
The end of winter outstood as the best season for all analysed parameters.
The branches were collected at the end of the season and the stakes were prepared and placed into solutions containing NAA or IBA (25, 50, 75 and 100 pppm) without and with boric acid and then removed to a chamber of nebulization (all experimental work). In all the experimentes, the branches were collected after 30 days, the mean number of rooted cuttings was calculated, along with the mean number of roots per stakes and the dry weight of roots.
The end of winter outstood as the best season for all analysed parameters.
Authors
C. de P. Silva, J.F. Pedras
Keywords
cuttings, rooting,Rosmarinus officinalis, season, auxins
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