Evaluation of the effectiveness of the re-grafting method in the cultivation of roses of the Explorer variety
The trial was carried out at the "Sarah Roses" flower farm, with 4 treatments and 4 repetitions, where the regrafting method was evaluated against a control that was the conventional T1 injector. The study revealed that treatment T4, which consists of regrafting with three main stems, show...
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Ychwanegu Tag | Crynodeb: | The trial was carried out at the "Sarah Roses" flower farm, with 4 treatments and 4 repetitions, where the regrafting method was evaluated against a control that was the conventional T1 injector. The study revealed that treatment T4, which consists of regrafting with three main stems, showed 66% more productivity compared to the control. For this reason, it is crucial to evaluate whether the regrafting technique may present additional challenges in floriculture. Furthermore, it was found that treatment T2, which involves regrafting with a main stem, proved to have 0.02 cm more diameter compared to the control treatment, given that it is estimated that there is a greater amount of root mass in the grafted plants, which suggests that this approach improves the resistance and adaptability of the plants in less time, since the outbreak times were 18, 19, 20 and 22 days with respect to the treatments T4, T3, T2 and T1, respectively. Regarding the survival of the grafted buds, treatment T4 shows 88.3%, this being the lowest average, because the plants had to withstand the load of three grafts. |
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