Sentence examples for stem cutting from inspiring English sources

The objective of this study was to determine the effect of delaying rooting hormone application on the success of vegetative propagation of L. fruticosus using basal stem cutting, cut at an angle of 30° at the base.

The alternative Morton says she gets good results from taking a 30cm rose stem, cutting off the top at an angle and recutting the bottom straight across a leaf node.

The parameters assessed were callus development, rooting percentage, shoot and root length, survival rate and stem cutting anatomical analysis.

Sulaiman ([2006]) examined the effect of 600-mm stem cutting diameters and planting depths of clones of willow and poplar on tree establishment and biomass production from an alluvial, though finer grained more compact soil.

The results of this study demonstrate the importance of endogenous mineral nutrient and soluble sugar contents of the stem cutting for the rooting process in Rosa hybrida rootstocks and apical cuttings should be used to multiply the two rootstocks.

The below ground stool refers to the initial stem cutting planted in the soil which increases in size and develops roots as the plant ages.

Stem cuttings are the most common.

They are easily propagated by terminal cuttings sectional stem cuttings, and air layering.

Stem cuttings are rooted in water or a moist potting medium such as sand, peat moss, or vermiculite.

Tree species such as willow and poplar that sucker, or send up shoots readily, are usually propagated from stem cuttings.

But there are two problems with using stem cuttings to get them, said Edward A. McRae, president of the Species Lily Preservation Group, an affiliate of the North American Lily Society.