Effect of Indole Butyric Acid on Rooting of Semi - Hard Cuttings of Ziziphus Jujuba
published by Damascus University
in 2005
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Abstract in English
Semi-wooden cuttings of two - jujuba cultivars were vegetitirely propagated
under greenhouse conditions, by using different concentrations of Indole
butyric acid (IBA), at Hanadi Research Station, Lattakia.
The rooting percentage reached 71.3% after two months for the Ziziphus
jujube mill, and 83.3% for the Ziziphus jujube tayan tsizao, when they were
treated with 4000 mg/L of (IBA) for five seconds while the rooting percentage
was zero for the non-treated cuttings (Control) .
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