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RMRH8TY8–. Botany of the living plant. Botany; Plants. VEGETATIVE PROPAGATION 249 This method is used for rapid production of established plants in the case of currants, vines, and various fruiting stocks. But some plants. Fig. 172. Propagation by layering. (After Figuier.) are refractory and difficult to root. In such cases the stem below the shoot it is desired to establish may be nicked with a knife, and packed with wet moss or soil. Roots may then be formed, after which the shoot may be severed. Budding and grafting are methods commonly used for woody plants, but latterly they have been employed al

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