Soft Wood Grafting in Mandarin (<i>C. reticulata</i>Blanco): A Novel Vegetative Propagation Technique

Patel, R. K.; Babu, K. Dhinesh; Singh, Akath; Yadav, Deependra; De, L. C.

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“…Plant survival per cent was higher in Coorg mandarin grafted on three (98%) and four month's (98%) old rootstocks where as lowest plant survivability was noticed in one month old rootstocks (86.37 %). The higher survival on three and four months old rootstocks which may be due to strong stock-scion interaction which is very much necessary for water and essential nutrient flow (Prez-alfocea et al, 2010) and findings are in line with Deshmukh et al (2017) and Patel et al (2010).…”

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confidence: 56%

Soft wood grafting - A novel and rapid multiplication technique in Coorg mandarin (Citrus reticulate Blanco)

Muralidhara¹,

Gowda²

2019

J Hortic Sci

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Coorg mandarin is commercially multiplied by shield or T budding. The process of shield budding will takes eighteen to twenty months for the production of quality planting material. Hence present experiment was conducted to standardize soft wood grafting in Coorg mandarin to reduce the nursery phase for rapid multiplication of quality planting materials. In this study, two to three months old terminal shoots of Coorg mandarin were grafted on one, two, three and four months old rootstocks of Rangpur lime.The soft wood grafting on three and four months old rootstocks were recorded cent per cent graft success and higher plant survivability (98%) and minimum was noticed in one month old rootstocks. The plant height (45.77 cm), plant girth (0.60 cm), number of leaves per plant (42.9), number of side shoots per plant (5.65), root length (33.15 cm) and root spread (8.29 cm)were also found maximum on four months old root stocks followed by three month old rootstocks. Age of rootstocks have significant difference (P=0.05) for plant weight, shoot weight and root weight in both fresh and dry weight basis.The above findings revealed that, four months old rootstocks are more suitable for soft wood grafting in terms of graft success and plant traits. Soft wood grafting can be gainfully exploited for rapid multiplication of good quality planting material by reducing the nursery phase.

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Section: Resultssupporting

confidence: 56%

Soft wood grafting - A novel and rapid multiplication technique in Coorg mandarin (Citrus reticulate Blanco)

Muralidhara¹,

Gowda²

2019

J Hortic Sci

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“…Graftsuccess % ð Þ¼ Noofsproutedgrafts Totalnumberofgrafts � 100 (Patel et al, 2010;Chalise et al, 2013a).…”

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“…Mandarin can be propagated by seed, cuttings, layering, grafting, or budding. Among the various vegetative methods used to propagate the mandarin, grafting is the most common method practiced in the Nepalese citriculture industry, as it results in the highest success and field establishment (Patel et al, 2010) in which veneer and side grafting are mostly practiced throughout the country (Pandey and Karki, 2019). However, the success of grafting is highly influenced by several factors like temperature, relative humidity, moisture, and plant water, the growth stage of scion and rootstock, method of grafting, and genetic relationship between the stock and the scion (Hartmann et al, 2002).…”

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Standardization of Grafting Time of Mandarin (Citrus reticulata Blanco) in Central Mid Hill of Nepal

Bhandari¹,

Basnet²,

Khanal³

2021

International Journal of Fruit Science

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An investigation was carried out to study the performance of mandarin grafts during 2017-18 at Banepa, Kavre to standardize suitable grafting time for two mandarin varieties. The experiment was conducted in two factorial Completely Randomized Design (CRD) with 10 treatments and three replications. The treatments consisted of combinations of five grafting dates (25 th November, 10 th December, 25 th December, 10 th January, and 25 th January) and two mandarin varieties (Dhankuta Local and Ota Ponkan). Scion collected from mother plants of respective mandarin varieties were grafted onto a trifoliate orange rootstock by side veneer method in the screen house. The results showed that grafting dates significantly affect the graft success and subsequent growth of grafted sapling of mandarin varieties. The highest graft success (100%) was observed on the grafts prepared in January. The sapling height (47.58 ± 1.93 cm), leaf area (32.74 ± 2.98 cm 2 ), number of primary branches per sapling (3.16 ± 0.20) and increased in diameter above union (17.78 ± 1.47%) were recorded maximum on the grafts prepared on 25 th January while the number of leaves per sapling (26.81 ± 1.84) was found superior for 10 th January grafted sapling. Most of the important parameters viz., graft success percent, sapling height, and leaf area were found nonsignificant for varieties but the number of leaves per sapling (23.99 ± 1.51), number of primary branches per sapling (2.72 ± 0.21), increased in diameter above union (16.24 ± 0.88%) and at union (13.72 ± 1.54%) was found maximum for Ota Ponkan. Therefore, the study revealed that late January was the most suitable time of grafting for both varieties of mandarin under Kavre, Nepal conditions.

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“…Among different times of T-budding the first week of September (T3) budded plants were (23.04 cm) long and when budding was practiced during first week of August (T2) the plants remained at the lowest height (21.11 cm) at 120 DAB. The research trial carried out by Patel et al (2007) wherein they observed that plant height was influenced by date of propagation. The higher content of auxins in the plants (Hartmann et al, 2007) was also responsible for plant height.…”

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Standardization of time of budding and sweet orange cultivars on Carrizo rootstock

Randhawa¹,

Kaur²

2021

Not Sci Biol

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In sexual propagation of citrus long juvenility, genetic impurity and self incompatibility are the major problems. Hence the use of suitable rootstock is a pre-requisite in citrus propagation. Now a days, the cultivation of sweet orange is boosting up among citrus cultivation. Due to this, there is a great need for the evaluation of sweet orange cultivars onto an appropriate rootstock. A research trial was carried out in consideration with ‘Blood Red’, ‘Jaffa’ and ‘Valencia Late’ sweet orange cultivars T-budded on Carrizo rootstock at five different intervals of first week of July, August, September, October and February. The treatments were replicated thrice and statistically arranged in factorial randomized complete block design. As a result of the study significant variations were noticed in the performance of cultivars under study at various budding intervals. Out of the sweet orange cultivars ‘Blood Red’ was the first to initiate sprouting in 28.30 days with healing of bud union in 31.39 days, maximum survival (89.40%), plant height (22.93 cm), number of branches buddling-1 (1.14), leaf total nitrogen (1.89%), phosphorus (0.07%) and potassium (1.26%). Among budding intervals, the plants budded on the first week of September were the first to sprout in 26.46 days achieving maximum (23.04 cm) plant height, branches buddling-1 (1.15) root formation of (5.98 cm3) volume and survival percentage (91.99). Commercially, ‘Blood Red’ sweet orange cultivar budded in the first week of September can be cultivated for superior progeny.

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Soft Wood Grafting in Mandarin (C. reticulataBlanco): A Novel Vegetative Propagation Technique

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Soft wood grafting - A novel and rapid multiplication technique in Coorg mandarin (Citrus reticulate Blanco)

Soft wood grafting - A novel and rapid multiplication technique in Coorg mandarin (Citrus reticulate Blanco)

Standardization of Grafting Time of Mandarin (Citrus reticulata Blanco) in Central Mid Hill of Nepal

Standardization of time of budding and sweet orange cultivars on Carrizo rootstock

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