Cleft Grafting
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N OT all fruits can be intergrafted.
There must be a relation between stock and scion.
In general plants of the same species but of different varieties may be inter- grafted, as any variety of apple, plum or pear, upon another. (Which is- most commonly practiced.) Plants of the same genus but of dif- ferent species will almost always unite also.
The apple, pear and quince, or the cherry, plum and peach may be inter- grafted.
And sometimes plants of different genera may be grafted together, as a...p- ples or pears on thorns, or oak on chest- nut ; also occasionally plants of different families are made to unite.
The apparent resemblance of two plants of different species is not always evidence that they will unite.
15 Cleft Grafting.
Many plants unite freely when grafted in one direction, that fail to unite when worked in the opposite direction.
The only certain way to determine what plants will unite is by careful trials.
16 Cleft Grafting.
THE following explanation of graft- ing is intended to aid the amateur rather than the expert.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
N OT all fruits can be intergrafted.
There must be a relation between stock and scion.
In general plants of the same species but of different varieties may be inter- grafted, as any variety of apple, plum or pear, upon another. (Which is- most commonly practiced.) Plants of the same genus but of dif- ferent species will almost always unite also.
The apple, pear and quince, or the cherry, plum and peach may be inter- grafted.
And sometimes plants of different genera may be grafted together, as a...p- ples or pears on thorns, or oak on chest- nut ; also occasionally plants of different families are made to unite.
The apparent resemblance of two plants of different species is not always evidence that they will unite.
15 Cleft Grafting.
Many plants unite freely when grafted in one direction, that fail to unite when worked in the opposite direction.
The only certain way to determine what plants will unite is by careful trials.
16 Cleft Grafting.
THE following explanation of graft- ing is intended to aid the amateur rather than the expert.
What to read after Cleft Grafting?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Couts, Charles Orie, 1872- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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