XI WORLD FORESTRY CONGRESS Antalya, Turkey, 13 to 22 October 1997
	VOLUME 3, TOPIC 12 SUMMARIES OF VOLUNTARY PAPERS STUDIES ON THE PROPAGATION BY CUTTINGS OF SOME BROADLEAVED TREE SPECIES IN TURKEY Mustafa KÚzmaz1 An experiment was carried out on the propagation of six tree species (sessile oak, common oak, turkey oak, valona oak, Hungarian lime and Caucasian ash) using four IBA solution levels (0%, 0-5%, 1% and 2%) in sand plus perlite (1:1). The experiment was designed to test the best solution level of indole butyric acid in the rooting of each species. Using the results of this experiment, a second experiment was carried out using eight tree species (black locust, common oak, oriental plane, Caucasian ash, Hungarian lime, oleaster, ashleaf maple and Turkish sweet gum), three rooting media and the most effective level of auxin (0-5% IBA). The results of the experiment are detailed in the paper. Keywords: Cutting, vegetative propagation, softwood cutting, rooting percentage, root formation, root numbers, broadleaved tree species. 1Head of Research, Planning and Coordination Board, Ministry of Forestry, Atatürk BulvarÚÚ No. 153, BakanlÚklar-Ankara, Turkey. Previous Section Next Section   Download the Pdf file for this topic (332 K) What is a Pdf file ?   Back to Top of the page
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