Role of Auxins on growth of apical shoot cuttings of mulberry (Morus indica L.) using Mini clonal technology

Kiruthika, C; Susikaran, S.; Parthiban, KT; Krishnamoorthy, Sujatha

doi:10.22271/chemi.2020.v8.i4t.9903

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“…Increased NPK composition in leaves of V1 and MR2 was due to enhanced efficiency in uptake of nutrients from the soil by the miniclones. The result obtained are in line with Kiruthika et al [23] who noticed nitrogen content (3.93%), phosphorous content (0.34%) and potassium content (1.76%) in V1 and Bheevi et al [24] in an experiment registered nitrogen content (3.05%), phosphorous content (0.25%) and potassium content (1.50%) in MR2.…”

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“…This was supported by Srivastava et al [25] who recorded crude protein 15.32 % in M alba. The readings was further supported by Kiruthika et al [23] who revealed crude protein content in V1 is 24.4% and Geetha et al [20] who registered crude protein content levels from 12 to 20 % in MR2.…”

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confidence: 63%

“…In MR2, 60 DAP-AC (MR2) mulberry leaves have found moisture content (71.91%), moisture retention capacity (59.82%) and 90 DAP-SC (MR2) mulberry leaves have found moisture content (67.87%), moisture retention capacity (57.72%) (Table 6). Similarly, the findings derive support from Kalaivani et al [22] who estimated that moisture content (72.0%), moisture retention capacity (61.71%) in MR2 variety and Kiruthika et al [23] who estimated moisture content (76.0%) in V1 variety.…”

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confidence: 77%

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A Comparative Biochemical Study of Mulberry (Morus spp.) Mini Clones Over Conventional Stem Cuttings

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The mulberry (Morus spp.) plant holds significant value in the sericulture industry, as its foliage serves as a vital source of food for the mulberry silkworm (Bombyx mori L.). A research study was undertaken to figure out which mulberry variety V1 and MR2 propagated both by stem cuttings and apical cuttings was best performed locally. The investigation was based on biochemical composition including leaf moisture, moisture retention capacity, chlorophyll-a, chlorophyll-b, carotenoid, total chlorophyll, nitrogen, phosphorous, potassium, soluble protein, total carbohydrates, crude protein, total sugar content present in mulberry leaves. The nutritional status of different mulberry varieties is determined by its biochemical composition present. The findings showed that the mulberry mini-clones 60DAP-AC (V1) and 60DAP-AC (MR2) have registered enhanced nutritional parameters than 90DAP-SC (V1) and 90DAP-SC (MR2) and were therefore best suited for raising silkworms to obtain good cocoon parameters.

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A Comparative Biochemical Study of Mulberry (Morus spp.) Mini Clones Over Conventional Stem Cuttings

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“…After preparation, cuttings were given a prophylactic treatment against fungal disease using aqueous solution of 0.2 per cent Carbendazim 50 % WP for 20 minutes, subsequently washed with distilled water. After fungicidal treatment mini cuttings were subjected to various auxin treatments such as IBA and NAA [15]. Further, the apical shoot cuttings were also dipped in 0.2 per cent Dichlorovos solution 76 % EC to control the leaf webber for 2 minutes.…”

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Rooting Hormone and Substrate Effects on Mini-Cloned Mulberry (Morus indica)

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Susikaran S.,

Shandeep S. G.

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Manipulation of propagation is a common practice in many commercial plant to obtain healthy and resistance plant for good yield. Many propagation techniques such as cutting, grafting, layering were evolved focusing on low budget production of high quality planting materials. An experiment was conducted to focus on standardizing a sound protocol for mini clonal propagation of M. indica variety V1. Among different concentrations of growth hormones evaluated, apical cuttings treated with IBA at 3000 ppm recorded significantly higher sprouting per cent (82.39%), rooting per cent (63.27%), survival per cent (68.80%), root length (22.22 cm), shoot length (22.05 cm), number of roots (14.40) and number of leaves (18.30) followed by NAA at 4000 ppm. Besides that, various rooting medium used, Soil: Coir pith: FYM (1:1:1) registered superior in survival per cent (14.26%), sprouting per cent (67.50%), rooting per cent (38.77%) and number of roots (12.45) whereas Soil: Sand: Vermicompost (1:1:1) registered maximum performance in shoot length (16.98 cm), root length (16.42 cm) and number of leaves (14.18). Hence it was clearly evident that IBA at 3000 ppm treated plants raised under Soil: Coir pith: FYM medium suitable for mass multiplication of M. indica.

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Role of Auxins on growth of apical shoot cuttings of mulberry (Morus indica L.) using Mini clonal technology

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A Comparative Biochemical Study of Mulberry (Morus spp.) Mini Clones Over Conventional Stem Cuttings

A Comparative Biochemical Study of Mulberry (Morus spp.) Mini Clones Over Conventional Stem Cuttings

Rooting Hormone and Substrate Effects on Mini-Cloned Mulberry (Morus indica)

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