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Vegetative propagation of adina Cordifolia through branch cuttings

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The present study was aimed to study the response of cuttings to sprouting and to study the rooting behavior of the Haldu (Adina cordifolia) in nursery conditions. The trials for vegetative propagation through branch cutting were done in the low cost poly house, low cost vegetative propagation chamber and in the natural conditions. | Vegetative propagation of adina Cordifolia through branch cuttings

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