The use of different media for the production of wild durian Durio lowiannus rootstocks


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Yahya Awang, . and Izham Ahmad, . and Zamani Omar, . (1998) The use of different media for the production of wild durian Durio lowiannus rootstocks. [Proceedings Paper]

Abstract

The growth of wild durian seedling Durio lowianus grown on six different media 100 coconut coir dust CCD 2 CCD : 1 sand 1 CCD : 1 sand 100 peat 1 CCD : 1 peat and 3 soil : 2 sand : 2 organic matter : 1 POME was evaluated for six months. Differences in leaf number were marked at the fourth month after planting. The plants grown on soil-based medium produced more leaves than the other media. At the grown on soil-based medium produced more leaves than the other media. At the sixth month plants grown on soil-based medium had 41 leaves while leaf number for other media were between 17 and 27. Similar trend of results were detected for plant height and stem diameter but marked difference in the two parameters were only noticed at five months after planting. Stem diameter of plants grown on soil-based medium was 26 larger than those grown on other media. Plants grown on soil-based media also had the largest number of branches 6.4/plant. This was followed by those grown on 100 peat 4.4/plant. The number of branches for other treatments were generally fewer ranging from 2.0 to 2.9 per plant.


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Abstract

The growth of wild durian seedling Durio lowianus grown on six different media 100 coconut coir dust CCD 2 CCD : 1 sand 1 CCD : 1 sand 100 peat 1 CCD : 1 peat and 3 soil : 2 sand : 2 organic matter : 1 POME was evaluated for six months. Differences in leaf number were marked at the fourth month after planting. The plants grown on soil-based medium produced more leaves than the other media. At the grown on soil-based medium produced more leaves than the other media. At the sixth month plants grown on soil-based medium had 41 leaves while leaf number for other media were between 17 and 27. Similar trend of results were detected for plant height and stem diameter but marked difference in the two parameters were only noticed at five months after planting. Stem diameter of plants grown on soil-based medium was 26 larger than those grown on other media. Plants grown on soil-based media also had the largest number of branches 6.4/plant. This was followed by those grown on 100 peat 4.4/plant. The number of branches for other treatments were generally fewer ranging from 2.0 to 2.9 per plant.

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Item Type: Proceedings Paper
AGROVOC Term: DURIO ZIBETHINUS
AGROVOC Term: SEEDLING PRODUCTION
AGROVOC Term: ROOTSTOCKS
AGROVOC Term: GROWING MEDIA
AGROVOC Term: LEAVES
AGROVOC Term: SOIL FERTILITY
AGROVOC Term: MALAYSIA
Geographical Term: MALAYSIA
Depositing User: Ms. Norfaezah Khomsan
Last Modified: 24 Apr 2025 05:27
URI: http://webagris.upm.edu.my/id/eprint/16306

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