Seed from virus-infected plants will not usually carry the virus, but cuttings, or any other vegetatively propagated material, will be infected.
Nodes of larger, animal-dispersed species could be established from propagated material to facilitate colonisation of these species across large disturbed areas.
According to Article 14 of the same instrument, the authorisation of the developer of the protected variety should be sought for "the production, reproduction, conditioning for the purpose of propagation, offering for sale, selling or other marketing, exporting, importing and stocking" of the propagated material.
In order to ensure that the differences observed were reproducible, we clonally propagated material from six independent PtPP2 PttCLE41- PttANT::PttPXY lines.
For the qPCR analyses, shoot tip samples were collected in late spring of 2013 from a separate group of 46 individuals belonging to the same O3 × R5 population from clonally propagated material in a replicate orchard in Geneva, NY.
At present it is mainly cultured by vegetative propagation, which is labor intensive, bulky, and requires large amounts of propagating material.
Greenhouse in comparison to the polythene-shaded nursery house gave better growth of propagating material.
In this method, either whole rhizomes or portions each with single culm having three to five basal nodes (called offsets) are used as propagating material.
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Then each piece with a shoot and root is used as propagating material (Banik 1995).
Therefore, before collecting the propagating material, plant age and relevant physiological details need to be ascertained for each species, noting that there may be environmental effects which can change this status.
