TITLE

Propagating cuttings, part II

AUTHOR(S)

Preece, John E.

PUB. DATE

February 1995

SOURCE

American Nurseryman;2/15/95, Vol. 181 Issue 4, p38

SOURCE TYPE

Trade Publication

DOC. TYPE

Article

ABSTRACT

Part II. Offers advice to nursery growers in the United States on the proper control of air and root-zone temperatures when propagating plants by cuttings. Importance of daily monitoring; Relationship of day and night temperatures; Relationship between air temperature and light; Classification of plants.

ACCESSION #

9503222683

Tags: PLANT cuttings;  NURSERIES (Horticulture);  PLANT propagation

 

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