Root Architecture, Propagation Method and Citrus Tree Growth
This article presents results from nursery and field studies conducted to determine whether cuttings and tissue culture propagation of rootstocks are suitable alternatives to seed propagation in commercial citrus production. Information on root architectures and aboveground traits of excavated tree...
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| author | Ute Albrecht Sameer Pokhrel Kim Bowman |
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This article presents results from nursery and field studies conducted to determine whether cuttings and tissue culture propagation of rootstocks are suitable alternatives to seed propagation in commercial citrus production. Information on root architectures and aboveground traits of excavated trees is provided and the impacts of propagation method and rootstock cultivar are discussed.
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| spelling | doaj.art-88fde77e55a2434ab10c1ab1c36051e22024-04-13T04:33:15ZengThe University of Florida George A. Smathers LibrariesEDIS2576-00092020-06-012020Root Architecture, Propagation Method and Citrus Tree GrowthUte Albrecht0Sameer PokhrelKim BowmanUniversity of Florida This article presents results from nursery and field studies conducted to determine whether cuttings and tissue culture propagation of rootstocks are suitable alternatives to seed propagation in commercial citrus production. Information on root architectures and aboveground traits of excavated trees is provided and the impacts of propagation method and rootstock cultivar are discussed. https://journals.flvc.org/edis/article/view/122037Root Health |
| spellingShingle | Ute Albrecht Sameer Pokhrel Kim Bowman Root Architecture, Propagation Method and Citrus Tree Growth EDIS Root Health |
| title | Root Architecture, Propagation Method and Citrus Tree Growth |
| title_full | Root Architecture, Propagation Method and Citrus Tree Growth |
| title_fullStr | Root Architecture, Propagation Method and Citrus Tree Growth |
| title_full_unstemmed | Root Architecture, Propagation Method and Citrus Tree Growth |
| title_short | Root Architecture, Propagation Method and Citrus Tree Growth |
| title_sort | root architecture propagation method and citrus tree growth |
| topic | Root Health |
| url | https://journals.flvc.org/edis/article/view/122037 |
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