Effect of substrate and concentrations of NAA [Napthylacetic acid] solution to the rooting of mulberry stem [Philippines].

Domingo V.R.

Effect of substrate and concentrations of NAA [Napthylacetic acid] solution to the rooting of mulberry stem [Philippines].

1984

Domingo V.R.

Cuttings treated with 200 ppm were significantly better than those treated with other concentrations (100 and 300 ppm) as regards number of roots formed, and number of branches developed. Humus, sand, and garden soil showed significant effects on the percentage recovery, number of branches produced and the average length of branches formed.

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enracinement enraizamiento filipinas medios de enraizamiento morus alba naa philippines rooting rooting media

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CLSU [Central Luzon State University] Scientific Journal

Volume 5

Other Subjects

Acido naftalenoacetico; Milieu d' enracinement; Acide naphtalene acetique

Language

English

Note

Summary only.

Type

Journal Article; Journal Part; Summary

Source

CLSU-[Central-Luzon-State-University]-Scientific-Journal (Philippines). (Nov 1984 - Oct 1985). v. 5(2); v. 6(1) p. 34. Issued May 1986.

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Zagazig Univ. (Egypt). Faculty of Agriculture.

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Effect of substrate and concentrations of NAA [Napthylacetic acid] solution to the rooting of mulberry stem [Philippines].

1984

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