Effects different IBA doses on the rooting performance of wood cuttings of some mulberry species

In the study, effects different IBA doses on the rooting performance of some mulberry species were in investigated black purple and black mulberry wood that were taken in the auntumn period were treated with %3 fugicite ( Benlate) prepared first and then applied by quick immersion with 0, 4 000, 6 000 and 8 000 mg /L (ppm) IBA. The cuttings perlite is planted with three replications ın the environment where rooting conditions were provided the cuttings which we kept for ninety days were examined by measuring the rooting rate the rate of decay the rate of decay total dry matter rate root number root length and root thickness. In the study, the best rooting rate of wood steels black mulberry (% 77.77) and 6 000 ppm black and black mulberry (%73.33) 4 000 ppm decay rate in black mulberry (% 26.67) 8 000 ppm total dry matter ratio in purple mulberry (%15.72) 6 000 ppm root rumber in black mulberry (%4.41) 8 000 ppm root lenght in black mulberry (%90.72) IBA not in the control group root thincknees in purple mulberry (1.90 mm) 6 000 ppm have also been indetified according to IBA applications while there is a proportional difference between rooting rates there is no parellel relationship between IBA and other findigs