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CARBOHYDRATE INVOLVEMENT IN ROOTING SUCCESS OF LEAFY CUTTINGS DEPENDING ON PHYSIOLOGICAL AGE OF STOCK PLANTS OF PRUNUS SUBHIRTELLA ‘AUTUMNALIS’

Article number

990_54

Pages

423 – 428

Language

English

Abstract

Physiological ageing of woody plants is a very important process in horti¬cultural practice.
Successful propagation depends strongly on juvenile stock plant material.
Although the process of ageing has been studied in detail for many decades, there are lots of aspects still open.
In this research the carbohydrate metabolism of leafy cuttings during the first three weeks (root outgrowth time) regarding stock plants of different physiological age has been studied.
The comparison of adult (over 40-year-old plants), semi-adult (5-year-old cutting plants) and juvenile cuttings (in vitro rejuvenilised stock plants) of ornamental cherry (Prunus subhirtella Autumnalis) showed that adult cuttings possessed a weaker rooting response on all severance dates compared with cuttings of both other physiological ages.
The adult cuttings contained at the time of severance lower concentrations of glucose and fructose.
Concentrations of both sugars decreased during the root formation in cuttings of all physiological ages.

Publication

II International Symposium on Woody Ornamentals of the Temperate Zone

Authors

G. Osterc, V. Schmitzer, F. Stampar

Keywords

adventitious root formation, glucose, fructose, juvenility, sucrose

Full text

https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.2013.990.54

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