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Propagation testing of semi-hardwood olive cuttings was conducted to ensure adequate production to meet Iranian needs. `Clonavis', `Sevillana', and `Manzanilla' were selected to investigate their rooting situations. Three variables (cultivar, differential concentrations of IBA, and vertical cut in the basal end of the cuttings) were considered in a randomized complete-block factorial design test with four replications with 10 cuttings in each treatment. Cuttings 10 to 15 cm long and 0.5 to 1.5 cm in diameter were taken from each cultivar. IBA (0, 2000, 3000, and 4000 ppm) was used in two vertical cuts in basal end of half of the cuttings. Statistical analysis of the rooting capability differed for the three cultivars. `Sevillana' and `Clovanis' rooted better than `Manzanilla'. IBA at 3000 ppm resulted in the highest rooting percentage in all cultivars. The maximum number of roots was obtained with IBA at 4000 ppm in roots that had the basal cuts. Basal end cuts affected considerably the rooting percentage and number of roots, but had no effect on increased root length.

Rooting Systems of Semi-hardwood Olive Cuttings of Three Selected Varieties of Manzanilla, Sevillana, and Clonavis