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Acta Agriculturae Scandinavica, Section B — Soil & Plant Science Volume 62, 2012 - Issue 1
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Pulsed electromagnetic fields effect in oregano rooting and vegetative propagation: A potential new organic method

Dimitrios Bilalis Department of Crop Science, Agricultural University of Athens, GreeceCorrespondence[email protected]
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Nikolaos Katsenios Department of Crop Science, Agricultural University of Athens, Greece
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Aspasia Efthimiadou Open University of Cyprus, Nicosia, Cyprus
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Panagiotis Efthimiadis Department of Crop Science, Agricultural University of Athens, Greece
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Anestis Karkanis Department of Agriculture Crop Production and Rural Environment, University of Thessaly, N. Ionia, Magnisia, Greece
Pages 94-99 | Received 14 Jan 2011, Accepted 07 Mar 2011, Published online: 11 Apr 2011

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Figure 1.  PAPIMI device and external loop.

Figure 1.  PAPIMI device and external loop.

Figure 2.  Effect of magnetic field (PEMF: Pulsed electromagnetic field, H: hormone, PEMF+H: Pulsed electromagnetic field and hormone) on fresh weight (g per plant) of rooted oregano cuttings. Means followed by the same letter for treatments are not significantly different according to the Student-Newman-Keul (SNK) test.

Figure 2.  Effect of magnetic field (PEMF: Pulsed electromagnetic field, H: hormone, PEMF+H: Pulsed electromagnetic field and hormone) on fresh weight (g per plant) of rooted oregano cuttings. Means followed by the same letter for treatments are not significantly different according to the Student-Newman-Keul (SNK) test.

Figure 3.  Effect of magnetic field (PEMF: Pulsed electromagnetic field, H: hormone, PEMF+H: Pulsed electromagnetic field and hormone) on dry weight (g per plant) of rooted oregano cuttings. Means followed by the same letter for treatments are not significantly different according to the Student-Newman-Keul (SNK) test.

Figure 3.  Effect of magnetic field (PEMF: Pulsed electromagnetic field, H: hormone, PEMF+H: Pulsed electromagnetic field and hormone) on dry weight (g per plant) of rooted oregano cuttings. Means followed by the same letter for treatments are not significantly different according to the Student-Newman-Keul (SNK) test.

Figure 4.  Effect of magnetic field (PEMF: Pulsed electromagnetic field, H: hormone, PEMF+H: Pulsed electromagnetic field and hormone) on root surface (mm2 per plant) of rooted oregano cuttings. Means followed by the same letter for treatments are not significantly different according to the Student-Newman-Keul (SNK) test.

Figure 4.  Effect of magnetic field (PEMF: Pulsed electromagnetic field, H: hormone, PEMF+H: Pulsed electromagnetic field and hormone) on root surface (mm2 per plant) of rooted oregano cuttings. Means followed by the same letter for treatments are not significantly different according to the Student-Newman-Keul (SNK) test.

Figure 5.  Effect of magnetic field (PEMF: Pulsed electromagnetic field, H: hormone, PEMF+H: Pulsed electromagnetic field and hormone) on root length (mm per plant) of rooted oregano cuttings. Means followed by the same letter for treatments are not significantly different according to the Student-Newman-Keul (SNK) test.

Figure 5.  Effect of magnetic field (PEMF: Pulsed electromagnetic field, H: hormone, PEMF+H: Pulsed electromagnetic field and hormone) on root length (mm per plant) of rooted oregano cuttings. Means followed by the same letter for treatments are not significantly different according to the Student-Newman-Keul (SNK) test.

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