Abstract
The experiments were conducted with Berberis wisoniae including the ex-situ cultivation sowing propagation with the stored seeds and cuttage propagation by different combinations of cutting materials with varied rooting powder dosages.The results showed that B.wisoniae had strong adaptability to the environment and it could be propagated by different approaches.The survival rate of sowing was affected by the duration of seed storage,the experiment showed that sowing with the freshly harvested quality seeds would be the best.Whereas the best cuttage propagation could be obtained with cuttings collected from artificial plantation and treated with rooting powder.
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Claim · model-written summary
Berberis wisoniae showed strong environmental adaptability and could be propagated by different approaches.
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e0“B.wisoniae had strong adaptability to the environment and it could be propagated by different approaches”
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Seed storage duration affected sowing survival.
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e0“The survival rate of sowing was affected by the duration of seed storage”
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Freshly harvested quality seeds were best for sowing.
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e0“sowing with the freshly harvested quality seeds would be the best”
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Cuttings from artificial plantations treated with rooting powder gave the best cutting propagation.
- Material
- cuttings collected from artificial plantatione0
- Treatment
- treated with rooting powdere0
- Outcome
- cuttage propagatione0
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- beste0
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e0“the best cuttage propagation could be obtained with cuttings collected from artificial plantation and treated with rooting powder”