Paper · 2024 · Arab Universities Journal of Agricultural Sciences

Rootability of some mulberry cultivars

Ayat Salah El den; Hassan Elwakeel; Ahmed Awad; et al.

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Abstract

The Red and White pakestanian mulberry cultivars and Baladi mulberry trees were propagated by using medium hardwood cuttings pre-pared in November, December and January, and treated with the growth regulators IBA and NAA (0, 2000, 4000 and 6000 ppm) during 2020 and 2021 seasons. The hardwood cuttings treatment was planted in wooden frames inside the greenhouse in a cultivation medium consisting of peat moss and sand (1:3 v/v respectively). Data showed that Baladi mulberry cultivar gave the highest values of rooting percentage while the White Pakestanian gave the highest values for the number of roots per cutting. Concerning growth regulator treatments, IBA at 6000 gave the highest significant number of roots per cutting followed by NAA at 6000 ppm. In the interaction between the two studied factors, the highest rooting percentage was found by NAA at 6000 ppm for Baladi and White cultivars. While the highest values of root number and root length were resulted by IBA at 6000 ppm followed by NAA at 6000 ppm for Baladi and White mulberry cultivars. The C/N ratio in Baladi and White cultivars cuttings was highest in hardwood cuttings prepared in November. While the values of C/N ratio in Red mulberry cultivar cuttings were highest in hardwood cuttings prepared in January.

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Baladi had the highest rooting percentage.

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“Baladi mulberry cultivar gave the highest values of rooting percentage”

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White Pakestanian had the highest root number per cutting.

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“the White Pakestanian gave the highest values for the number of roots per cutting”

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“mulberry cultivars”

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IBA at 6000 gave the highest significant root number per cutting.

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“IBA at 6000 gave the highest significant number of roots per cutting followed by NAA at 6000 ppm”

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“mulberry cultivars”

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NAA at 6000 ppm gave the highest rooting percentage for Baladi and White cultivars.

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“the highest rooting percentage was found by NAA at 6000 ppm for Baladi and White cultivars”

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IBA at 6000 ppm gave the highest root number for Baladi and White cultivars.

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“the highest values of root number and root length were resulted by IBA at 6000 ppm followed by NAA at 6000 ppm for Baladi and White mulberry cultivars”

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IBA at 6000 ppm gave the highest root length for Baladi and White cultivars.

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“the highest values of root number and root length were resulted by IBA at 6000 ppm followed by NAA at 6000 ppm for Baladi and White mulberry cultivars”

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November cuttings had the highest C/N ratio for Baladi and White cultivars.

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“The C/N ratio in Baladi and White cultivars cuttings was highest in hardwood cuttings prepared in November”

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January cuttings had the highest C/N ratio for Red mulberry.

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“the values of C/N ratio in Red mulberry cultivar cuttings were highest in hardwood cuttings prepared in January”

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