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Effect of IBA on rootstock and time of budding and its success in

10 years ago

"The experiment comprised of four levels of IBA viz., control (T1), 500 ppm IBA (T2), 1000 ppm IBA (T3) and 1500 ppm IBA (T4) and five times of budding i.e. 3rd week of November (B1), 1st week of December (B2), 3rd week of December (B3), 1st week of January (B4) and 3rd week of January (B5) and their combitions."

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