Abstract
Results revealed that the graft success was maximum in polyhouse environment followed by hot callusing cable (HCC) system. The maximum graft success was recorded on thick rootstocks followed by medium and thin rootstock. Hard shell and soft shell rootstocks were found statistically at par in respect to graft success. Shoot length, rootstock girth at crown level and scion girth above union were found significantly superior under polyhouse over the HCC. Similar results were obtained when thick rootstocks were used for grafting. Soft shell rootstocks were found significantly superior over hard shell ones in respect of scion length, rootstock girth and scion girth. Maximum graft success was obtained under polyhouse from medium rootstocks. The open field conditions proved inferior to polyhouse and hot callusing cable (HCC) system.
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Graft success was greatest in a polyhouse, followed by hot callusing cable.
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e0“graft success was maximum in polyhouse environment followed by hot callusing cable (HCC) system”
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Thick rootstocks gave the greatest graft success, followed by medium and thin.
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e0“maximum graft success was recorded on thick rootstocks followed by medium and thin rootstock”
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Hard- and soft-shell rootstocks were statistically at par for graft success.
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e0“Hard shell and soft shell rootstocks were found statistically at par in respect to graft success”
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Shoot length, rootstock girth and scion girth were greater in the polyhouse than with HCC.
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e0“Shoot length, rootstock girth at crown level and scion girth above union were found significantly superior under polyhouse over the HCC”
t0“Walnut”
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Thick rootstocks similarly improved shoot length and girth measures.
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e0“Similar results were obtained when thick rootstocks were used for grafting”
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Soft-shell rootstocks improved scion length, rootstock girth and scion girth over hard-shell rootstocks.
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e0“Soft shell rootstocks were found significantly superior over hard shell ones in respect of scion length, rootstock girth and scion girth”
t0“Walnut”
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Polyhouse conditions with medium rootstocks yielded maximum graft success.
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e0“Maximum graft success was obtained under polyhouse from medium rootstocks”
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Open-field conditions were inferior to polyhouse and HCC for grafting.
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e0“The open field conditions proved inferior to polyhouse and hot callusing cable (HCC) system”
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