Magdalena Duta, Mihaela Ileana Oprea, Manuela Elena Concioiu
Full Text PDF | 'Kanzan', microcuttings, percentage of in vivo rooting.

The results of this study are original because in vivo rooting of microshoots is not reported in both national and international scientific literature for this species. In vivo rooting capacity of 'Kanzan' cherry microshoots was studied according to nutrient substrate, microshoots height and rooting stimulant. From the interaction of the three factors (A×B×C), the 18 experimental variants have revealed that the best in vivo rooting capacity (84%) was when 2.5 to 4.5 cm height microshoots were planted in peat mixed with perlite (1:1) and treated with Radistim.

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ISSN (online) 2284-953X
ISSN (CD-ROM) 2284-9521
ISSN-L 2284-9521
Publisher University of Pitesti, EUP