… The objective of the present study was to evaluate the influence of stock plants age, plant
growth regulator IBA application and plant material collection in different seasons related to …

… Within a short period of time, large quantities of plants from the small pieces of stock plant
can be produced through micropropagation. The tissue to be used can be gotten from the leaf, …

… , tissue culture methods of plant multiplication have great potential for use in mass
propagation, breeding programmes and the storage and transport of disease-free plant material. …

… Mound layering or stooling involves selecting a young stock plant (figures 9.28 A and B)
and cutting back shoots to a couple of inches above ground level (figure 9.28 C). Numerous …

… cells to multiply and differentiate in a variety of propagation techniques. The capacity of
trees to be propagated vegetatively ought in theory to be similar to that of herbaceous plants; …

… offshoots from the crown of the stock plant. Leaf cuttings were used for … of propagation and
other media and soils. Additionally, chimeras and their importance to vegetative propagation …

… plants are readily propagated from cuttings, while others are not The latter, which may be
termed "difficult" or "resistant" plants… Vegetative propagation of white pine as a possible method …

… advantageous to consider propagation of Scots pine through cuttings from stock plants
conditioned for this purpose (Hillson and Dancik, 1978). The stock plants are obtained by grafting …

… The area needed for raising stock plants, and propagating beds is decreased by in vitro
culture. 7. Due to the perfect conditioning (nutrient media and physical conditions), enabling …

… One year old stock plants growing in hedgerows were topped … species is amenable for
vegetative propagation by young shoot … suitable vegetative propagation technique for the species. …