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Hortorum Cultus
(Ogrodnictwo) 11 (2) 2012
Title
Effect of auxins and the biostimulator AlgaminoPlant on rhizogenesis in stem cuttings of two dogwood cultivars (Cornus alba ‘Aurea’ and ‘Elegantissima’)
Autor
Andrzej Pacholczak, Wiesław Szydło, Ewelina Jacygrad, Mariusz Federowicz
Keywords
biopreparations, IBA, cuttings, rooting, chlorophyll, carbohydrates
Abstract
The UE-imposed restrictions on the manufacture and application of plant protection chemicals impose on the nurseryman the need to screen for new substances that are environmentally friendly and yet effective in the production of plant material. Biopreparations may constitute such a group as they contain substance little affecting the environment. The aim of the work was to evaluate effects of the biopreparation AlgaminoPlant on rooting of stem cuttings in Cornus alba ‘Aurea’ and C. alba ‘Elegantissima’. Freshly harvested cuttings were sprayed with the 0.2% water solution of the biopreparation. To compare its effectiveness with the commercial rooting powders used routinely in the nursery production part of the cuttings were treated with “Ukorzeniacz AB” (0.3% NAA) or Rhizopon AA (2% IBA). Both powders little affected rhizogenesis. Application of the biopreparation increased percentage and degree of rooting in dogwood as compared to control cuttings what shows its potential in a commercial production. The above treatment increased chlorophyll, carbohydrate contents and free amino acids in leaves of the sprayed cuttings.
Pages
93-103
Cite
Pacholczak, A., Szydło, W., Jacygrad, E., Federowicz, M. (2012). Effect of auxins and the biostimulator AlgaminoPlant on rhizogenesis in stem cuttings of two dogwood cultivars (Cornus alba ‘Aurea’ and ‘Elegantissima’). Acta Sci. Pol. Hortorum Cultus, 11(2), 93-103.
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