Effect of Season on Success of Air Layering in Water Apple in Red Laterite Zone of West Bengal
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Air Layering, Water Apple, Season, West BengalAbstract
An experiment was conducted during 2004-05 on farmers' field at Jhargram to work out optimum time for air layering in water apple. Results revealed that air layering performed during June and July resulted in highest rooting success (100%) with maximum field establishment (100%). Considering overall performance, the months of June and July can be recommended for air layering in water apple in red laterite zone of West Bengal.
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