Enxertia interespecífica de jabuticabeira: influência do tipo de garfo

Malagi, Gustavo; Citadin, Idémir; Scariotto, Sílvia; Júnior, Américo Wagner; Sachet, Marcos Robson

doi:10.1590/s0103-84782012005000006

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“…A wide range of graft fixation levels has been reported for other Myrtaceae family species, such as 20, 40, and 50%, for jabuticaba (Plinia cauliflora), pitanga (Eugenia uniflora) and camu-camu (Myrciaria dubia), respectively (Lattuada et al, 2010;Malagi et al, 2012). This variation is also observed within the same species, as reported by Franco et al (2010) for jabuticaba-sabará [Plinia jaboticaba (Vell.)…”

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Vegetative multiplication of the Atlantic Rainforest species Eugenia involucrata

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et al. 2022

Pesq. agropec. bras.

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The objective of this work was to evaluate air layering, cutting, and grafting, with different indolebutyric acid (IBA) rates, for the vegetative propagation of Eugenia involucrata. Air layering was carried out for two consecutive years with five different IBA rates. Cutting was tested for woody and herbaceous cuttings, using four IBA rates, in three seasons. The grafting methods – cleft graft and splice graft – were tested in two seasons. For the air layering, cutting, and grafting trials the experimental designs were randomized complete blocks, completely randomized in a 3x4 factorial arrangement, and completely randomized, respectively. Plants were evaluated for rooting, survival percentage, and shoot development. In air layering, low rooting rates of 0 to 50% were observed, the use of IBA showed no consistent results, and no resulting propagules survived after being transplanted. The cutting technique showed low survival, rooting, and leaf retention rates, with no consistent effect of IBA rates. Grafting showed 35 to 50% graft fixation, with no significant difference between the splice and cleft grafting techniques. The air layering and cutting techniques are not efficient for the propagation of E. involucrata, as they do not favor the survival and rooting of seedlings. Grafting, by both techniques, is the most efficient method for E. involucrata propagation.

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Vegetative multiplication of the Atlantic Rainforest species Eugenia involucrata

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Brogio

Forte

et al. 2022

Pesq. agropec. bras.

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“…An average length of 8.41cm was obtained for primary buds in the union between jabuticabeiras (Table 2) onto Hybrid jabuticabeira (rootstock) (5.47 and 0.28cm, respectively), in which both combinations were grafted using the cleft grafting technique. MALAGI et al(2012) obtained a mean bud length of 11.1cm for combinations between species of jabuticabeira Açu. The increased length obtained for the same species combination, when compared with the results obtained in the present study, could be related to the lower number of buds obtained in the previous study, which may have increased the amount of resources available per bud and consequently their increased growth.…”

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“…Similar results were obtained by SASSO et al (2010), who reported 2.2 and 2.3 buds for grafts onto the same species during two separate grafting seasons (May and August, respectively). Additionally, 2.06 buds per grafted plant were obtained by MALAGI et al(2012), who used the same jabuticabeira species as scion and rootstock.…”

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Grafting technique and rootstock species for the propagation of Plinia cauliflora

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One of the biggest challenges for expansion of jabuticaba fruit tree cultivation is the high cost of seedlings due to to difficulties with vegetative propagation. Here, we aimed to evaluate graft survival in combinations of Plinia cauliflora and rootstocks of other species from the Myrtaceae family. The study was carried out at the Universidade Tecnológica Federal do Paraná - Campus Dois Vizinhos, Paraná State, Brazil. Eugenia uniflora L., E. involucrata DC, and P. cauliflora were used as rootstocks and were obtained as seeds. The 'whip-and- tongue' and cleft grafting techniques were tested for vegetative propagation. Grafted plants were cultivated in a greenhouse. The experimental design was a randomized complete block, in factorial 3×2 (rootstock species× graft type), with four replicates of 10 grafts by plot. Compatibility between rootstock species and scion was evaluated by diameter growth below and above the grafting point and by vegetative budburst and survival percentages. The use of P. cauliflora grafts with the same species was required for propagation. E. involucrata and E. uniflora rootstocks were not capable of propagation with P. cauliflora . Therefore, it is necessary to test other species from the Myrtaceae family.

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“…De fato, as garfagens realizadas em porta-enxertos com seis e oito meses de idade, e diâmetro médio de 20 e 25 mm, respectivamente, também apresentaram baixas porcentagens de sobrevivência dos enxertos aos 90 dias após a enxertia (Tabela 3). Malagi et al (2012) ressaltaram que garfos semilenhosos de maior diâmetro, devido ao seu estado de maior lignificação, contribuem para a redução do pegamento dos enxertos; além disso, à medida que as plantas lenhosas jovens se desenvolvem, a lignificação do caule aumenta, de modo que o sucesso da enxertia é limitado pela dificuldade de cicatrização e pela união cambial do enxerto e do porta-enxerto.…”

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Enxertia de fruteira-pão em função da idade do porta-enxerto

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GRAFTING OF BREADFRUIT IN RELATION TO ROOTSTOCKS AGEaBstract -The study was conducted at the Federal University of Bahia Reconcavo in the municipality of Cruz das Almas, Bahia, Brazil, with the objective of evaluating the effect of the age of rootstock on the method of propagation by grafting. The rootstocks used were obtained from breadfruit tree seeds. A. altilis variety seminifera and grafting method used was the grafting of top cleft when the rootstocks had two, four, six and eight months old. The experimental design was completely randomized with four treatments, five replicates of ten plants per experimental unit. It was evaluated the growth of rootstocks from the stem diameter and plant height, and after grafting was evaluated percentage of fixation, percentage of graft survival at 30 days and number of shoots, number of leaves and graft length of the longest shoot at 90 days. Cleft graft of the top is viable for seedling production of breadfruit. It was found that the percentage of success of the graft to the rootstock four months were higher than other age groups, with 92% of fixation, 72% survival with stem diameter of 10.52 mm. There was little influence of age of rootstock on the number of buds and leaves, but rootstocks eight months of bud length increased.

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Enxertia interespecífica de jabuticabeira: influência do tipo de garfo

Abstract: Este trabalho objetivou avaliar o pegamento e desenvolvimento dos enxertos de duas espécies de

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Vegetative multiplication of the Atlantic Rainforest species Eugenia involucrata

Vegetative multiplication of the Atlantic Rainforest species Eugenia involucrata

Grafting technique and rootstock species for the propagation of Plinia cauliflora

Enxertia de fruteira-pão em função da idade do porta-enxerto

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