Effect of grafting methods on physiology, time on Bud break, scion sprouting and graft success of pomegranate (Punica granatum L.) Cv. Kesar

Basavaraj Padeshetti; Kulapati KH; Gollagi SG; Sateesh Pattepur; Oying Jamoh

Effect of grafting methods on physiology, time on Bud break, scion sprouting and graft success of pomegranate (Punica granatum L.) Cv. Kesar

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Basavaraj Padeshetti, Kulapati KH, Gollagi SG, Sateesh Pattepur and Oying Jamoh

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An experiment on standardization of grafting techniques in pomegranate (Punica granatum L.) was carried out at Main Horticultural Research and Extension centre (MHREC) UHS, Bagalkot (Karnataka) during June 2018- February 2019. One year old seedlings of Ganesh were used as a rootstock for present study, The result of the experiment, T₃ (Softwood grafting on 15^th July) proved to be the most effective for early bud break(16.17 days) and increasing sprouting percentage (58.33%) at 150 DAG, grafting success (75%) at 60 DAG, When compare between softwood and whip & tongue grafting method, softwood grafting was more effective with respect to bud break, sprouting percentage, grafting success.

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Basavaraj Padeshetti, Kulapati KH, Gollagi SG, Sateesh Pattepur and Oying Jamoh. Effect of grafting methods on physiology, time on Bud break, scion sprouting and graft success of pomegranate (Punica granatum L.) Cv. Kesar. J Pharmacogn Phytochem 2020;9(2):297-299.

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Effect of grafting methods on physiology, time on Bud break, scion sprouting and graft success of pomegranate (Punica granatum L.) Cv. Kesar

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