ROOTING RESPONSE OF CUTTINGS COLLECTED AT TWO DIFFERENT ALTITUDES OF TWO HIMALAYAN MULTIPURPOSE TREE SPECIES

B.P. Bhatt; N.P. Todaria

ROOTING RESPONSE OF CUTTINGS COLLECTED AT TWO DIFFERENT ALTITUDES OF TWO HIMALAYAN MULTIPURPOSE TREE SPECIES

Authors

B.P. Bhatt
N.P. Todaria

Keywords:

Vegetative propagation, altitude, multipurpose tree species, Boehmeria rugulosa, Debregeasia salicifolia

Abstract

Influences of altitudinal source and hormonal treatments on rooting response of Boehmeria rugulosa and Debregeasia salicifolia were studied. It was observed that high altitude (1760 m a.s.l.) enhanced significantly the root-shoot attributes of branch cuttings of both the species compared to low altitude (560 m a.s.l.).

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Published

1993-12-25

How to Cite

B.P. Bhatt, & N.P. Todaria. (1993). ROOTING RESPONSE OF CUTTINGS COLLECTED AT TWO DIFFERENT ALTITUDES OF TWO HIMALAYAN MULTIPURPOSE TREE SPECIES. Journal of Tropical Forest Science (JTFS), 6(2), 131–135. Retrieved from https://jtfs.frim.gov.my/jtfs/article/view/1882