Titlebook: Biology of Adventitious Root Formation; Tim D. Davis,Bruce E. Haissig Book 1994 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1994 Termination.

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Manipulating Rooting Potential in Stockplants before Collecting Cuttingsh and batch uniformity. These benefits do not apply when propagation is difficult and cuttings root in low numbers over a protracted period. Speed of adventitious rooting is important because rapid rooting minimizes cutting exposure to adverse environments and to the diseases to which unrooted cuttings are prone.

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?1 + 1 = 3“ (Kreisl?ufe oder Spiele)olved to a large extent around the development of new technologies for vegetative propagation. More elaborate propagation facilities and commercial asexual propagation techniques have continued to evolve to extend the process to more and more plants at lower costs per unit of production.

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?1 + 1 = 3“ (Kreisl?ufe oder Spiele)However, the basic biology of . (adventitious) root apical meristem formation is still poorly understood, and will require a concerted effort in the scientific community to dissect the developmental events involved in the formation of this meristem (see the chapter by Barlow and by Haissig and Davis in this volume).

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Verstehen und verstanden werdenrs. In addition, roots grow in a complex, heterogeneous soil environment. If we are to improve upon existing mechanistic and predictive models of tree growth, or to build more responsive new models, the physiology and ecology of this integrated shoot-root-soil system must be better understood.

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Modeling Adventitious Root System Development in Trees: Clonal Poplarsrs. In addition, roots grow in a complex, heterogeneous soil environment. If we are to improve upon existing mechanistic and predictive models of tree growth, or to build more responsive new models, the physiology and ecology of this integrated shoot-root-soil system must be better understood.

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A Historical Evaluation of Adventitious Rooting Research to 1993within plant morphogenesis (Went and Thimann, 1937), which has made adventitious rooting of academic botanical interest. Hence research on the fundamental biology of adventitious rooting began and continues.