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Vegetative propagation of Terminalia bellirica Roxb. and Terminalia chebula Retz. by stem cuttings.

S. D. Bhardwaj, Avishek Chakraborty, Neha Joshi

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Tbe cuttings of Terminalia bellirica were planted in the month of July, October and March but all the cuttings were failed irrespective of month of planting hormone treatments and portion of the cuttings. This species can be categorised as under obstinate to root under field condition. The cuttings of T chebula planted in July and October failed completely. While in March, the middle portion of the cuttings with combination of 400 ppm IBA produced the better results.

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Tbe cuttings of Terminalia bellirica were planted in the month of July, October and March but all the cuttings were failed irrespective of month of planting hormone treatments and portion of the cuttings. This species can be categorised as under obstinate to root under field condition. The cuttings of T chebula planted in July and October failed completely. While in March, the middle portion of the cuttings with combination of 400 ppm IBA produced the better results.

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Tbe cuttings of Terminalia bellirica were planted in the month of July, October and March but all the cuttings were failed irrespective of month of planting hormone treatments and portion of the cuttings. This species can be categorised as under obstinate to root under field condition. The cuttings of T chebula planted in July and October failed completely. While in March, the middle portion of the cuttings with combination of 400 ppm IBA produced the better results.

Key concepts: Terminalia chebula, Cutting, Terminalia, Sowing, Botany, Biology, Horticulture, Vegetative reproduction

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