The Effects of Different Hormones and their doses on Rooting of Stem Cuttings in Anatolian Sage (Salvia Fruticosa Mill.)
2014
Sağlam, A Canan | Yaver, Seviye | Başer, İsmet | Cinkiliç, Latif
In this research, three different hormones and five different hormone dosages were applied on cuttings were taken from Anatolian sage plants (Salvia fruticosa Mill.) before flowering period. NAA, IBA (0, 60, 120, 180, 240ppm) and IAA hormones (0, 100, 200, 300, 400ppm) were prepared by dissolving in distilled water. Stem cuttings were kept in hormone solution for 24hours and they were planted in perlit medium under greenhouse conditions. After a month, the number of rooted stem cutting, the number of root per stem cuttings, root length and root weight were determined on stem cuttings. Rooting was observed in all of the cuttings for both samples to which hormone was applied and to which hormone was not applied. According to the result of the variance analysis, the effects of the hormones and hormone doses on the examined characters were found significant as statistically. According to the results obtained, IAA application increased root number considerably. While high hormone dose applications caused the notable increase in root weight and root number in all of three hormones, low hormone applications did not affect root length.
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