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Experiment on Grafting of Camellia nitidissima

Huiling Liang

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Experiments were conducted on grafting Camellia nitidissima for propagation with C.crapnelliana,C.polyodonta and C.oleifera as stocks,and with different grafting times,different stock and leaf kept in scion,bagging,different stock and scion ages,quantity of scion bud,height of stock.The results demonstrated that grafting of C.nitidissima had the highest survival rate in February and September.The affinity of the rootstock of C.crapnelliana was higher than that of C.polyodonta and C.oleifera.Leaf kept in scions could significantly improve the survival rate of grafting.The survival rate of grafting was higher with bagging in Autumn than in Spring,using 1-year low stock and scion with single bud.

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Experiments were conducted on grafting Camellia nitidissima for propagation with C.crapnelliana,C.polyodonta and C.oleifera as stocks,and with different grafting times,different stock and leaf kept in scion,bagging,different stock and scion ages,quantity of scion bud,height of stock.The results demonstrated that grafting of C.nitidissima had the highest survival rate in February and September.The affinity of the rootstock of C.crapnelliana was higher than that of C.polyodonta and C.oleifera.Leaf kept in scions could significantly improve the survival rate of grafting.The survival rate of grafting was higher with bagging in Autumn than in Spring,using 1-year low stock and scion with single bud.

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Experiments were conducted on grafting Camellia nitidissima for propagation with C.crapnelliana,C.polyodonta and C.oleifera as stocks,and with different grafting times,different stock and leaf kept in scion,bagging,different stock and scion ages,quantity of scion bud,height of stock.The results demonstrated that grafting of C.nitidissima had the highest survival rate in February and September.The affinity of the rootstock of C.crapnelliana was higher than that of C.polyodonta and C.oleifera.Leaf kept in scions could significantly improve the survival rate of grafting.The survival rate of grafting was higher with bagging in Autumn than in Spring,using 1-year low stock and scion with single bud.

Key concepts: Rootstock, Camellia oleifera, Biology, Grafting, Horticulture, Stock (firearms), Botany, Camellia

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