Induction of multiple root systems in apple seedlings by radicle splitting

G. J. T. Frith; D. G. Nichols; Davey L Jones

doi:10.1007/bf00264185

Induction of multiple root systems in apple seedlings by radicle splitting

Plant and Soil 39(3): 691-694

Article 1973 English

Abstract

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A technique is described where germinating apple seeds are induced to form a divided root system. Plants with two or four evenly divided roots are produced

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