2009Journal of Inner Mongolia Forestry Science and TechnologyRequires access

Comparison on Hardwood Cutting and Softwood Cutting for Populus diversifolia Schrenk

Zhang XiaoLi

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After soaking in 100 ppm ABT1# for six hours,the biggest rooting rate of hardwood and softwood of Populus diversifolia Schrenk can reach up to 73% and 69% separately.The average rooting rate of hardwood cutting is 59%,and the one of softwood cutting is 52.5%,which show the rooting rate of hardwood cutting is higher than the one of softwood cutting.

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After soaking in 100 ppm ABT1# for six hours,the biggest rooting rate of hardwood and softwood of Populus diversifolia Schrenk can reach up to 73% and 69% separately.The average rooting rate of hardwood cutting is 59%,and the one of softwood cutting is 52.5%,which show the rooting rate of hardwood cutting is higher than the one of softwood cutting.

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After soaking in 100 ppm ABT1# for six hours,the biggest rooting rate of hardwood and softwood of Populus diversifolia Schrenk can reach up to 73% and 69% separately.The average rooting rate of hardwood cutting is 59%,and the one of softwood cutting is 52.5%,which show the rooting rate of hardwood cutting is higher than the one of softwood cutting.

Key concepts: Softwood, Hardwood, Botany, Horticulture, Biology

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