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Home Search Your Textbook Hartmann & Kester's Plant Propagation: Principles and Practices

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Seeds that cycle between dormancy and nondormancy states pass through transition stages for ...

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Procedures during micropropagation must be done in a pathogen-free environment. This is done by ...

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Three cytokinins that can be used to stimulate adventitious bud formation in leaf cuttings include: ________.

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Four advantages to seed dormancy are ________, ________, ________, and ________.

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What are the three types of mechanical seeders for sowing seeds in plug flats?

In bulbs like lily, ________ roots can pull the bulb into the ground to the appropriate depth.

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In a periclinal chimera a ________ cutting would not maintain the chimeral characteristic.

Shoots of deciduous plants that are layering in the spring usually will be removed from the plant as ...

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A ________ is a uniform and stable plant population that retains recognizably distinct ...

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In the rooting of cuttings under mist it is best if cuttings are taken from stock plants with ...

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A ________ is a localized seedling population maintained by saving selected portions of a farmer's ...

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Gradually conditioning transplant seedlings to outdoor conditions before moving them to the field is ...

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The rolled towel test is used to determine ________.

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________ budding is the only budding technique that does not depend upon the bark's "slipping."

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The three types of incompatibility are: ________, ________, and ________.

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________ established a seed company in Philadelphia and wrote the Gardener's Calender.

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The three types of slow-release fertilizer (CRF) are __________, _________, and _________.

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________ is the process of gradually moving plantlets from the tissue culture environment to ...

Name the four types of female cells found in a typical angiosperm embryo sac.

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Two types of exogenous dormancy are ________ and ________.

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