英文摘要 |
This experiment was conducted from Noverber 1962 through Mey 1965 in the Department of Horticulture, College of Agriculture, National Taiwan University, Taipei, Taiwan, China. Potted one-year-old seedlings of Pyrus lindleyi Rehd. (Bird pear) and Pyrus serotina Rehd. (20 Century pear) were used as rootstock throughout this study. They were grafted on to each other in the Spring of 1963 and double-worke_d in the Spring of 1964 in order to determi11e the effects of interstock and scion variety on the rate of shoot growth and dormancy reaction. The following combinations of understock, interstock and scion varieties were used in these investigations. 1)Pytrs lindleyi scions on P. lindleyi interstock grafted to P. lindleyi understock. 2)Pyrus serotina scions on P. lindleyi interstock grafted to P. lindleyi understock. 3)Pyrus lindleyi scions on P. serotina in terstock grafted to. P. lmdleyt understock. 4)Pyrus serotina scions on P. serotina interstock grafted to P serotina understock, 5)Pyrus lindleyi scions on P. serotina in terstock grafted to P. serotina understock. 6)Pyrus serotina .scions on P. lindleyi interstock grafted to P. serotina understock. Results obtained from this investigation are summarized as follows: The dormancy reaction of the scion varieties grafted on to different interstock showed no practically difference among the said grafting combinations. The shoot growth measured for one year was found that the selfinterstock trees grafted to selfunderstock grew more rapidly than those of the different interstock trees. The presence of different kind of inters tock tended to enhar;ce the understock effect for total shoot growth in the first year after they were grafted, but the interstock effect was smaller than that of the understock. No statistical significance was found in the date of bud-burst during spring occurred in trees of using different interstocks. |