Technical measures to increase survival rate of rose cuttings

Gang, Y.; Xu, C.

Technical measures to increase survival rate of rose cuttings

1996

Gang, Y. | Xu, C. (trans)

This study suggests that the survival rate of the rose cutting may be improved by selecting a semi-lignificated branch with new buds for the cutting. Each stem section should be about 10 cm long, 0.5 cm crude with 3-5 nodes. The best propagation period for the rose in Antigua and Barbuda is from August to October. The application of hormones in rational concentration is also an important survival measure. Other crucial factors are temperature, light, water and a well ventilated media

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antigua y barbuda bouture esquejes fertilisation fleur flores medio de cultivo milieu de culture plantas ornamentales plante ornementale rosa supervivencia survie

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5 p.

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Antigua et barbuda; Aplicacion de abonos; Rosa (genero)

Language

English

Note

2 tables; 3 fig

Type

Numerical Data; Non-Conventional

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Ministry of Agriculture, Lands, Fisheries, Planning and Co-operatives, St. John's (Antigua and Barbuda). Chinese Agro-Technical Team

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Technical measures to increase survival rate of rose cuttings

1996

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