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per cutting was observed with the application of 2000 ppm IBA folIorved treatment with 1000 ppm IBA (2.87 cm) and minimum in untreated control 12.80 cm) cuttings!Figure 2c). The results clearly show that vertically split cutting of juve-nile 1-year-old seedlings of teak root easily. It is further evident chat treatment with IBA, especially with 2005 ppm concentra-tion, the percentage of rooting and sprouting, as well as growth of roots and shoots can be increased in teak cuttings. Although, promotion of rooting by IBA in teak and other species has bee