Propagación vegetativa de especies forestales: resultados y aplicaciones
Leafy stem cuttings of a large number of tropical tree species were successfully rooted in low-technology, non-mist propagators at CATIE, Costa Rica and ITE, Scotland. The study concentrated on some of the factors, both pre-and post-severance, known to have a critical influence on the physiological condition and the rooting ability of cuttings. The practical implications arising from the study are also discussed.
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Turrialba (Costa Rica)
1993
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| Subjects: | ALBIZIA, BOMBACOPSIS QUINATA, CEDRELA ODORATA, CORDIA ALLIODORA, EUCALYPTUS DEGLUPTA, GMELINA ARBOREA, VOCHYSIA GUATEMALENSIS, PROPAGACION VEGETATIVA, FITOMEJORAMIENTO, COSTA RICA, |
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| Summary: | Leafy stem cuttings of a large number of tropical tree species were successfully rooted in low-technology, non-mist propagators at CATIE, Costa Rica and ITE, Scotland. The study concentrated on some of the factors, both pre-and post-severance, known to have a critical influence on the physiological condition and the rooting ability of cuttings. The practical implications arising from the study are also discussed. |
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