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Journal of the Korean Society for Horticultural Science
2004 Volume.45 No. 3 p.154 ~ p.160
Plant Growth Regulators for Improvement of Graft Union and Growth during Summer in Ruby Balls (Gymnocalycium mihanovichii var. friedrichii)
Lee Jeong-Sik

Abstract
To improve the graft-take percentage and quality of the saddle grafted ruby balls with Hylocereus trigonus as rootstocks during summer, the plant growth regulators (PGRs) were treated 5 days after grafting. Globe diameter and root numbers were largest with 90 §·¤ýL?©ö indole-3-yl butyric acid (IBA) treatment regardless of the measured dates from grafting, while 75 §·¤ýL?©ö ancymidol showed longest root length. The chlorophyll contents was highest with 100 §·¤ýL?©ö diniconazole and lowest with 90 §·¤ýL?©ö IBA. The graft-take percentages with 25 §·¤ýL?©ö ancymidol and 25 §·¤ýL?©ö diniconazole were higher than other PGRs with different cocentrations except for 50 §·¤ýL?©ö diniconazole. The fresh and dry of the scion with 90 §·¤ýL?©ö IBA were increased with different PGRs. The fresh and dry mass of roots were increased by 30 §·¤ýL?©ö IBA. The betacyanin contents was highest with 50 §·¤ýL?©ö ancymidol and lowest with 60 and 90 §·¤ýL?©ö IBA. The marketability was highest with 90 §·¤ýL?©ö IBA and lowest with 50 §·¤ýL?©ö ancymidol. The Hunter¡¯s L value was higher with 100 §·¤ýL?©ö N?-benzyladenine, the a value was higher with 100 §·¤ýL?©ö diniconazole.
KEYWORD
Hylocereus trigonus, graft-take, growth retardants
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