提高木兰菠萝(Artocarpus heterophyllus L.)的发芽率和可嫁接性

Luna Tonina M, N. A. Turnos, O.S Corpuz
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该研究于2018年11月至2019年3月在菲律宾哥打巴托省卡巴坎市的南棉兰老岛大学农业研究中心(USMARC)进行,采用随机完全区组设计(RCBD)布局和分析。九种培养基处理重复三次,每种处理十个样本进行统计分析。研究结果表明,木兰柚的发芽率不受不同生长介质的影响。所有处理的发芽率均为 100%。在株高和直径方面,蛭石堆肥的表现优于所有其他处理。在叶片数量方面,普通园土的叶片数量较多。传统方法的嫁接成功率显示,蛭石堆肥和普通园土(OGS)、堆肥土(CS)、砂土(FS)、蛭石堆肥(VS)和蛭石(V)的组合对木兰柚种群的嫁接成功率有显著影响。研究结果表明,传统嫁接方法的成功与否取决于生长介质。
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Enhancing Germination and Graftability of Magnolia Jackfruit (Artocarpus heterophyllus L.)
The study was conducted at the University of Southern Mindanao Agricultural Research Center (USMARC), Kabacan, Cotabato Philippines from November 2018 to March 2019 employing a Randomized Complete Block Design (RCBD) layout and analysis. Nine media treatments replicated three times with ten samples each treatment were considered for statistical analysis. The result of the study revealed that the germination of magnolia jackfruit is unaffected by the different growing media. A 100% germination was revealed in all treatment used. In terms of plant height and diameter, vermicompost performed better compared to all other treatments. On the number of leaves, its ordinary garden soil that gave higher count. The graftability percentage success using conventional method reported that vermicompost and combination of ordinary garden soil (OGS), compost soil (CS), find sand (FS), vermicompost (VS), and vermicast (V) showed significant influence on the grafting success of the magnolia jackfruit stocks. This findings concluded that success of conventional grafting methods is dependent on the growing media.
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