Abstract:Stimulated latex exploitation was investigated in rubber trees with saturated macrolides,KI(1%,5%,10%)and 0.3% ethylene.Samples treated with 2% methyl-cellulose were used as blanks. Latex output and its six physiological parameters,the contents of pure rubber,total solid,sucrose,inorganic phosphorus,thiol and Mg2+,were measured at the same time. Results showed that application of 1% KI or saturated macrolides could lead to increase of latex yields of rubber trees. The increasing extents of 1% KI or saturated macrolides treatments were almost equivalent to that of 0.3% ethylene treatment used as a common stimulus in latex exploitation nowadays. There were no obvious diversities in pure rubber content and total solid content in latex from rubber trees treated by 1% KI,saturated macrolides and 0.3% ethylene,except for the other four physiological parameters. In addition,KI of high concentration(5% and 10%)was harmful to bark of rubber trees and even caused fatal tapping panel dryness.