Root formation in relationship to Auxin uptake in cuttings treated by the dilute soak, quick dip, and talc methods

R. L. Geneve

Root formation in relationship to Auxin uptake in cuttings treated by the dilute soak, quick dip, and talc methods

R. L. Geneve

Horticulture

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Abstract

An overview is given on a study that supports the hypothesis that talc or aqueous solutions auxin move into the stem and are moved up the stem in the vascular system. It is shown that in contrast, auxin in ethanol can enter the stem both from the cut surface as well as the epidermis throughout the area of the stem dipped in the solution.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	409-412
Number of pages	4
Journal	International Plant Propagators' Society. Combined Proceedings of Annual Meetings
Volume	50
State	Published - 2000

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Root formation in relationship to Auxin uptake in cuttings treated by the dilute soak, quick dip, and talc methods

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