Variation in Shoot Anatomy and Rooting Behaviour of Stem Cuttings in Relation to Age of Donor Plants in Teak (Tectona grandis Linn. f.)

By Azamal Husen, M. Pal. New forests, 2004

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Metabolic changes during adventitious root primordium development in Tectona grandis Linn. f. (teak) cuttings as affected by age of donor plants and auxin (IBA and NAA) treatment (2007, background): “The higher auxin requirement for causing and promoting rooting in cuttings of older trees may be due to a decrease in the content on endogenous auxins or decreased sensitivity of aging tissues to rooting promoters and /or accumulation of inhibitory substances which inhibit rooting (Husen and Pal 200”
Vegetative propagation of African Blackwood (Dalbergia melanoxylon Guill. & Perr.): effects of age of donor plant, IBA treatment and cutting position on rooting ability of stem cuttings (2010, background): “Stem cuttings taken from juvenile donor plants are generally considered easy to propagate by cuttings due to their young ontogenetic, physiological and chronological age and possibly to its low production of secondary metabolites (Husen and Pal 2006).”