英文摘要 |
Bougainvillea 'Purple Flower' and 'Taipei Red' were used to evaluate the effects of cutting diameters, rooting agents snob as IBA (inodole butyric acid) and ART, and inserting limes on the growth of cuttings. The results showed that rooting ratios were higher in 3-6 mm-diameter-cuttings of 'Purple Flower' and 3-6 mm-and 6-9 mm-diameter-cuttings of 'Taipei Red'. The rooting ratios were low in the castings from tip (<3 mm-diameter) and basal (>9 mm-diameter). Treating with 6000 ppm IBA powder could significantly increase rooting ratio than 3000 ppm IRA and control in both cultivars. Treating with three different ART (No. 1, No. 2, and No. 3) solution and powder on 'Purple Flower' indicated that 100 ppm ART No. 1 solution had greater rooting ratio. In the comparison of IRA and ART No.1, rooting ratio of 'Purple Flower' was higher when treated with 6000 ppm IBA powder than that treated with 100 ppm ART No. 1 solution or 6000 ppm ABT No. 1 powder. On the contrary, rooting ratios of 'Taipei Red' when treated with ART No. 1 solution and powder were higher than treated with IBA powder. For both 'Purple Flower' and 'Taipei Red', 7500 ppm ART powder treatment had greater rooting ratio than 6000 ppm IBA powder treatment. Moreover, the rooting ratio was also affected by inserting time. Results showed that high temperature and high humidity n summer (from July to October) would decrease the rooting ratio. Therefore cutting propagation of bougainvillea in summer should be avoided, It is suggested that in order to increase rooting ratio, propagating bougainvillea from cuttings should be carried out in spring or autumn in Taiwan and combine with 6000 ppm IBA or 7500 ppm ART No. 1 powder treatment. |