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Asian Journal of Plant Sciences

Year: 2003 | Volume: 2 | Issue: 12 | Page No.: 883-886
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Azmat Ali Awan

Aqib Iqbal

Mian Javed ur Rehman

Ghulam Idris

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Response of Olive Hard Wood Cuttings to Different Growth Media and Basal Injuries for Propagation

Azmat Ali Awan, Aqib Iqbal, Mian Javed ur Rehman and Ghulam Idris
Effect of different growth media and basal injuries on the propagation of olive through hardwood cuttings was investigated at Agricultural Research Institute, Tarnab Peshawar Pakistan during Spring-2002. The results revealed that maximum number of days to sprouting was taken in control while minimum number of days to sprouting was noted in 3 times injuries. Maximum sprouting percentage, number of shoots and leaves were recorded in 2 injuries. Minimum sprouting percentage, number of shoots and leaves were noted in control treatment. Maximum survival percentage was noted in 1 cut treatment while minimum survival percentage was recorded in 3 injuries and maximum shoot length was recorded in 3 cut while minimum shoot length was noted in control. Similarly maximum days to sprouting were noted in farmyard manure while minimum were observed in sand media. Maximum sprouting percentage, number of shoots was noted in clay media while minimum sprouting percentage and number of shoots were noted in farmyard manure. Maximum survival percentage, shoot length and number of leaves were noted in sand media while minimum survival percentage, shoot length and number of leaves were found in farmyard manure.
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