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Factors affecting rhizogenesis in vitro and acclimatisation of three cherry rootstocks

Author(s) -

Mohamed Nabil Al-Sabbagh,

A. Abdul-Kader,

Mahmoud Khoder,

A. Kalhout

Publication year - 2000

Publication title -

international journal of horticultural science

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

eISSN - 2676-931X

pISSN - 1585-0404

DOI - 10.31421/ijhs/6/1/64

Subject(s) - perlite , rootstock , auxin , acclimatization , horticulture , agar , botany , in vitro , peat , biology , ecology , biochemistry , genetics , bacteria , gene

Factors affecting rhizogenesis in vitro and acclimatisation of three rootstocks of cherry, i.e. Mahaleb, Maxma-14 and Weiroot -10 were investigated. Rooting was easily achieved within 2-4 weeks on MS-based liquid or agar-gelled media containing auxins IBA at conc. 0.49 or 2.45 pM or NAA at conc. of 0.49 pM. On liquid media with 2.45 pM IBA, a maximum rooting efficiency of 95-100% was obtained. However, high concentrations of auxin delayed the time of root initiation for 3-5 days. Rooted plantlets were transplanted into pots with a mixture of 3:1 (v/v) peat:perlite and acclimatised gradually to field conditions with efficiency of 60%.

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