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Dormant Buds and Adventitious Root Formation by Vitis and Other Woody Plants

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Viticulture has historically depended upon clonal propagation of winegrape, tablegrape, and rootstock cultivars. Dependence on clonal propagation is perpetuated by consumer preference, legal regulations, a reproductive biology that is incompatible with sustaining genetic lines, and the fact that grapevine breeding is a slow process. Adventitious root formation is a key component to successful clonal propagation. In spite of this fact, grapevine has not been a centerpiece for adventitious root research. Dormant woody canes represent complex assemblages of tissues and organs. Factors that further contribute to such complexity include levels of endogenous plant growth regulators, the extent and duration of dormancy, carbohydrate storage, transport, the presence or absence of dormant buds or emergent shoots, and preconditioning treatments. For the above reasons, the mechanisms driving adventitious root formation by grapevine and other woody cuttings are poorly understood. We present results indicating that the dormant bud on cane cuttings from a non-recalcitrant to root Vitis vinifera cultivar, cv. Cabernet Sauvignon, slows or inhibits adventitious root emergence. In contrast to Cabernet Sauvignon, removal of the dormant bud from cane cuttings of a recalcitrant to root hybrid rootstock (V. berlandieri × V. riparia cv. 420A) and an intermediate to root hybrid rootstock (V. riparia × V. rupestris cv. 101-14) had no influence on adventitious root emergence. Reciprocal transplanting of nodes containing dormant buds among all three cultivars did not affect rooting behavior. Our results indicate that the commonly held belief that bud removal diminishes adventitious root emergence is not true.

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    David R. Smart, M. Andrew Walker & Christine Stockert

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Smart, D.R., Kocsis, L., Andrew Walker, M. et al. Dormant Buds and Adventitious Root Formation by Vitis and Other Woody Plants . J Plant Growth Regul 21, 296–314 (2002). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00344-003-0001-3

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