Rooting of Shorea leprosula stem cuttings decreases with increasing leaf area
Rooting percentage at week 16 was highest in cuttings with a leaf area of 15 cm 2 (82%), followed by 30 cm 2 (68%) and 60 cm 2 (55%). Cuttings with 60 cm 2 leaf area appeared to suffer water deficit as reflected by higher transpiration rates ( E) and leaf shedding compared to 15 cm 2 and 30 cm 2 lea...
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| description | Rooting percentage at week 16 was highest in cuttings with a leaf area of 15 cm
2 (82%), followed by 30 cm
2 (68%) and 60 cm
2 (55%). Cuttings with 60 cm
2 leaf area appeared to suffer water deficit as reflected by higher transpiration rates (
E) and leaf shedding compared to 15 cm
2 and 30 cm
2 leaf area. This indicates that it is necessary to reduce leaf area to minimise excessive water loss especially during periods of water stress. Photosynthesis rate (
P
n) measured in leaves of cuttings prior to rooting was positive (1.8 μmol CO
2 m
−2 s
−1).
P
n and stomatal conductance (
g
s) of rooted cuttings were higher than in those which remained unrooted. |
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P
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P
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2 leaf area appeared to suffer water deficit as reflected by higher transpiration rates (
E) and leaf shedding compared to 15 cm
2 and 30 cm
2 leaf area. This indicates that it is necessary to reduce leaf area to minimise excessive water loss especially during periods of water stress. Photosynthesis rate (
P
n) measured in leaves of cuttings prior to rooting was positive (1.8 μmol CO
2 m
−2 s
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P
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g
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