Efeito do extrato de tiririca no enraizamento de estacas de limão-Tahiti
2020
The treatment of cuttings using tiririca extract (Cyperus rotundus L.) has been recommended to
stimulate the rooting of many species, due to its efficiency and low cost as well as an alternative
method. However, studies focusing on an alternative method to stimulate the rooting of cuttings
of the lemon-Tahiti (Citrus latifolia Tanaka) are restricted. Therefore, the objective was to
evaluate the effects of an alternative methods of the propagation of lemon-Tahiti rooting
cuttings using of tiririca extract. The experimental design was randomized blocks based on five
treatments and four replications each. The treatments consisted of control (cuttings treated with
distilled water) and treatment of cuttings for four extracts of tiririca: 75 g/L (25%), 150 g/L
(50%), 225 g/L (75%) e 300 g/L (100%) concentrations. Each experimental unit consisted of
six cuttings. Evaluations were conducted after 90 days of planting, and the parameters were
measured considering: percentage the rooting of cuttings; number of roots by cuttings; length
of the three largest roots by cuttings; percentage of callus cuttings; percentage of living cuttings;
the percentage of dead cuttings; leaf quantity by cuttings; green mass (%) and dry mass (% ).
The extract of tiririca did not influence the rooting of cuttings of the lemon-Tahiti. Percentages
of the live cuttings were significantly higher at 225 g/L (75%), indicating that the extract did
not have allelopathic effect on the development and survival of cuttings. However, studies are
needed to verify the ideal concentration of the extract in the rooting of cuttings of the lemon-
Tahiti.
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