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Effect of cutting age (weeks after budbreak) and K-IBA concentration on percent rooting of Mexican redbud  [Cercis canadensis  var.  mexicana  (Rose) M. Hopkins], larchleaf goldenweed  [Ericameria laricifolia  (Gray) Shinners], littleleaf ash  (Fraxinus greggii  Gray), and evergreen sumac  (Rhus virens  Gray) were investigated. For cuttings treated with K-IBA, maximum predicted percent rooting from regression analysis was 88% for cuttings of Mexican redbud taken 4 weeks after budbreak and treated with 21 g·liter -1 , 99% for larchleaf goldenweed taken 6 weeks after budbreak and treated with 16 g·liter -1 , 86%, for littleleaf ash taken 16 weeks after budbreak and treated with 17 g·liter -1 , and 24% for cuttings of evergreen sumac taken 16 weeks after budbreak and treated With 5 g·liter -1 . Chemical names used: potassium salt of 1H-indole-3-butanoic acid (K-IBA).

Vegetative Propagation of Mexican Redbud, Larchleaf Goldenweed, Littleleaf Ash, and Evergreen Sumac