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Propagation of Magnolia grandiflora L. Tree by Using Semi-hardwood Cuttings that Were Treated by Rooting Hormone (IBA)

إكثار شجرة الماغنوليا كبيرة الأزهار بالعقل نصف المتخشبة باستخدام هرمون التجذير (IBA)

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 Publication date 2017
and research's language is العربية
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Studying of using of semi-hardwood cuttings that were got from different ages for Magnolia gradiflora L. trees: Young trees that are 15 years old, middle-aged trees that are 30 years old, and only one old giant tree which is 110 years old were performed by treating the cuttings with Indole Butric Acid Rooting Hormone 2000 P.P.M. which was used during three periods of time: 10, 20 ,and 30 seconds under green house conditions.

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Griffin, J. J.,Blazich,F. A., and RanneyT. G.(1999) Propagation of Magnolia virginiana ‘Santa Rosa’ by Semi-Hardwood Cuttings. J. Environ. Hort. 17(1):47–48
Childs K. and and Beeson, J. R. C. 2001, rooting ‘little gem’ magnolia: cell-u-wett or water?. SNA Research Conference - Vol. 46 :371-373
Stadtherr, R.J. 1967. magnolia grandiflora by cuttings. Proc. Int. Plant Prop. Soc. 17:260-263
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Studying of using of semi-hardwood cuttings that were got from different ages for Magnolia gradiflora L. trees: Young trees that are 15 years old, middle-aged trees that are 30 years old, and only one old giant tree which is 110 years old were per formed by treating the cuttings with Indole Butric Acid Rooting Hormone 2000 P.P.M. which was used during three periods of time: 10, 20 ,and 30 seconds under green house conditions.
The study showed that IAA treated cuttings were rooted earlier and bud development was delayed. On the other hand, IAA treatment increased rooting percentage and reduced the percentage of bud development. Increasing NaCl salinity to ٠,١ M decrease d the rooting ability in cuttings, while the use of IAA could mitigate the adverse effect of salinity. The best results of rooting were obtained in treatment of (٠,٠٥ M).
In vitro rooting was significantly increased by adding indolebutyric acid (IBA) to medium and rooting was improved by adding ١,٠ g/L activated charcoal or ٠,١ g/L polyvinylpyrrolidone (PVP). Indoleacetic acid (IAA) (٠,٠ to ٤,٠ mg/L) was not effect ive for rooting except when used with ٠,١ g/L PVP. A ٩٥٪ survival was achieved when plants were acclimatized ex vitro. Such procedures could help significantly in clonally propagating bitter almond and conserving its germplasm.
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