Northern Nut Growers Association Report of the Proceedings At the Fifteenth Annual Meeting
Northern Nut Growers Association Report of the Proceedings At the Fifteenth Annual Meeting
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The results of our experiment were much betterthan I expected. About 40% of the scions grew which was quitesatisfactory considering that I was a mere novice in the art of graftingnut trees and that my method was an experiment. I believe I could get 70to 75% to grow with greater care in the selection and handling ofscions. The object in doing the work in the greenhouse was to obtainbetter control conditions of moisture and temperature and thus reducethe mortality of scions due to these factors.
...I also outlined an experiment in propagating nut trees by cuttings as athesis subject for one of our fourth year horticultural students at theO. A. C. In this experiment ten cuttings each of English walnut, butternut, Japanese walnut, hickory, chestnut and black walnut wereplanted in sand and watered at intervals with a 1 to 10, 000 solution ofpotassium permanganate. In the course of time the majority of cuttingscame out in leaf, but none formed roots, and hence soon died. It isadmitted that this experiment may have been improperly planned andconducted, but it showed at any rate that it is not an easy matter topropagate most nut plants by root or stem cuttings.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The results of our experiment were much betterthan I expected. About 40% of the scions grew which was quitesatisfactory considering that I was a mere novice in the art of graftingnut trees and that my method was an experiment. I believe I could get 70to 75% to grow with greater care in the selection and handling ofscions. The object in doing the work in the greenhouse was to obtainbetter control conditions of moisture and temperature and thus reducethe mortality of scions due to these factors.
...I also outlined an experiment in propagating nut trees by cuttings as athesis subject for one of our fourth year horticultural students at theO. A. C. In this experiment ten cuttings each of English walnut, butternut, Japanese walnut, hickory, chestnut and black walnut wereplanted in sand and watered at intervals with a 1 to 10, 000 solution ofpotassium permanganate. In the course of time the majority of cuttingscame out in leaf, but none formed roots, and hence soon died. It isadmitted that this experiment may have been improperly planned andconducted, but it showed at any rate that it is not an easy matter topropagate most nut plants by root or stem cuttings.
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