Blueberry is clonally propagated by hardwood and softwood cuttings, and by micropropagation. Zimmerman and Broome (7) reported 22.8 µ m 1 H -indole-3-acetic acid (IAA) plus 73.8 µ m N -(3-methyl-2-butenyl)-1 H -purin-6-amine (2ip) to be optimal for axillary shoot proliferation. Lyrene (4) found that 28.5 µ m IAA added to medium containing 73.8 µ m 2ip had no effect on shoot multiplication. Although lowbush blueberries produced increasingly more shoots as 2ip concentrations increased from 0 to 147.6 µ m (2), three highbush clones produced fewer shoots at the 147.6 µ m than at lower concentrations (1).
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