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Determining of Suitable Graft Method for Apple Propagation in Cool Climatic and High Altitude Conditions
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Volume 2, 2014
Issue 3 (June)
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Authors
[1]
Hamdi Zenginbal, Bolu Vocational College, AbantIzzet Baysal University, Bolu, Turkey.
[2]
Oguz Dolgun, Sultanhisar Vocational College, Sultanhisar, Aydın, Turkey.
Abstract
The objective of this study was to determine the most suitable budding methods in different apple cultivars. In this study, MM 109 was used as rootstock under field conditions. Granny Smith, Red Chief, Golden Delicious and Mondial Gala apple cultivars were used as grafting scions. The chip and T budding were grafting methods. All budding operations were done on the 25th April in 2012. Bud taking rate, bud sprouting rate, graft shoot diameter, shoot length and graft combinations were determined in this study. Bud taking and sprouting success resulted in sufficient values for all cultivars and grafting types. Also, satisfactory values for graft diameter and length shoot were obtained. The conclusion was that chip buddings were superior to T buddings; and Mondial Gala was superior to other cultivars in terms of graft shoot quality. Successful results were obtained in all grafting combinations of chip budding. The success could be attributed in chip budding that it caused the less necrotic tissue in blanking between rootstock and scion then better cambial continuity and vascular integration occurred.
Keywords
MalusCommunis L., Budding Methods, Graft Formation
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