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Handbook of the Multiplication of Plants
LAYERAGE. MANY plants habitually propagate by means of decumbent shoots
and runners. These shoots become more or less covered with earth or leaves,
and roots are emitted, usually at the joints. In many cases, the old shoots die
away ...
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Horticulture: Plants for People and Places, Volume 2
Propagation. by. Layering. ;. Layerage. Layering ,or layerage , involves
propagation ofa cuttingwhile itis still attached to themother plant.Mound
layeringisa commonly employed practice, although layerage israpidlybecoming ...
Geoffrey R. Dixon and David E. Aldous
CHAPTER VI PROPAGATION BY BUDS— LAYERAGE 94. Layerage is the
rooting of stems while still attached to the parent plant. The rooted pieces are cut
off to form new plants. Many species propagate themselves naturally by various ...
Maurice Grenville Kains, 2008
The DIFKXiAl FOKMS OF LAYERAGE DIFFERENT FORMS OF LAYERAGE Fig.
IH.6 Fig.III.7 Fig. IU.6. Different forms of layerage: A. Simple, F;g. I1I.7. Different
froms of layerage: A. Tip, B. Mound, C. Serpentine or Compound. B. Trench or ...
Gurcharan Singh Randhawa, Amitabha Mukhopadhyay, 1986
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All in a Days Work: It Was My Life
We discovered that there are basically three sections to a modern abattoir,
layerage, where the animals wait to be killed, the killing area and dressing
section and the refrigeration storage area. We had based our designs on the then
modern ...
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Ornamental horticulture
Layerage Certain types of plants are best rooted while still attached to the parent
stock plant. The stock plant continues to provide nutrients and moisture to the
new plant while roots are forming. This procedure often speeds the rooting of
some ...
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Rootstock effects with cherries: seed and phyton propagation
Layerage was found to be a more feasible proposition. PROPAGATION BY
LAYERAGE Sour cherry trees, such as the Early Richmond, can be propagated
by layerage but the process is a slow one since adventitious roots do not readily
fonn.
Marshall Baxter Cummings, Ransom Graves Dunning, Erwin Wheat Jenkins, 1933
8
The Abundance of the Garden
Layerage is the placing of cane-like stems in the ground with a small wound
made at a node, resulting in new roots and shoots after a short period of time.
The reader is advised to search horticultural references or attend classes to learn
more ...
Douglas E. Prevette, 2014
This method has been used for more than a thousand years, being known in
various parts of the world as Chinese layerage, pot layerage, circumposition,
marcottage, and gootee. The principal limiting factor in air layering has been the
...
If propagation is considered worthwhile, it may be done by layering or by taking
cuttings. Layering Layerage is the most widely used method of propagation. A
layer is a branch or shoot that is covered with soil. The covered part puts out roots
, ...
