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[Effects of plant growth regulators on cutting propagation of Rosa laevigata]
Objective:
To explore the optimal plant growth regulator and its suitable concentration for the cutting propagation of Rosa laevigata.
Methods:
The cuttings were dealt with 6 kinds of plant growth regulators (IAA,IBA, NAA, PP333, 2, 4-D and ABT) at different concentrations (100, 200 and 500 mg/L) for 50 seconds. After 30 days growth, by analysis of variance and multiple comparisons,the most suitable cutting propagation method for Rosa laevigata was found.
Results:
Under the same condition, different concentration of different kinds of plant growth regulators had different effects on cutting propagation of Rosa laevigata. Generally speaking,cuttings soaked with 200 mg/L PP333 for 50 seconds was the best,with the high multiple effectiveness index and average root number (12.42); Cuttings soaked with 200 mg/L IBA for 50 seconds also had significant effects, with the second high multiple effectiveness index and the highest survival rate (96.67%).
Conclusion:
200 mg/L PP333 can promote cutting propagation of Rosa laevigata best.
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