Standardization of rapid propagation technique for fig (Ficus carica L.) cultivars by budding
Journal: HortFlora Research Spectrum (Vol.3, No. 1)Publication Date: 2014-03-28
Authors : H.S. Rattanpal; Gurupkar Singh; Gurteg Singh;
Page : 94-96
Keywords : Ficus; Fig; Propagation; Budding;
Abstract
In the present study eight varieties of fig (Ficus carica L) viz., Black Fig, Brown Turkey, Conadria, Deanna, Golden Celeste, King, Panachee and Texas were budded (inverted âTâ method) on seedlings of Brown Turkey in last week of August. Maximum budding success was recorded in variety King and Brown Turkey and the least success was obtained in Black Fig. There was no significant difference between the varieties for number of days taken from budding to sprouting. Besides, no incompatibility was recorded in any variety even one year after budding operation. The union became smoother with time. As fig culture in Punjab is new, this technique will help in the quick spread of newly introduced varieties
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