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BUDDING AND ROOTING SUCCESS OF LOQUAT ON QUINCE-A AND BA-29 QUINCE ROOTSTOCKS
Article number
887_57
Pages
333 – 336
Language
English
Abstract
Champagne de Grasse and Ottowiani loquat (Eriobotrya japonica Lindl.) were patch and chip budded on cuttings of Quince-A and BA 29 quince (Cydonia oblonga Mill.) and planted in mist propagation units. Champagne de Grasse/BA 29 budded on 15th Nov., 2005 were more successful (58.3%) than those on Quince-A (50.0%). The success rate on April 22, 2006 was 79.4 and 69.1%, for BA-29 and Quince-A, respectively. Ottowiani budded on the both rootstocks on June 24, 2006 gave 100% success; however, no cuttings rooted in the experiment.
Unbudded rootstock quince cuttings treated with 1000 ppm IBA and planted in mist propagation units on April 26, 2006 showed 14.0% rooting for Quince-A and 1.0% for BA-29. When quince cuttings were planted on Sept. 27, 2006, budding success with Quince-A was 54.0% with 26.0% rooting; with BA-29, there were no successful bud take, and only 0.5% rooting was obtained.
Unbudded rootstock quince cuttings treated with 1000 ppm IBA and planted in mist propagation units on April 26, 2006 showed 14.0% rooting for Quince-A and 1.0% for BA-29. When quince cuttings were planted on Sept. 27, 2006, budding success with Quince-A was 54.0% with 26.0% rooting; with BA-29, there were no successful bud take, and only 0.5% rooting was obtained.
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Authors
A.O. Bermede, A.A. Polat
Keywords
Eriobotrya japonica, propagation
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