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    Factors affecting the successful deployment of Pinus patula as rooted cuttings. 

    Mitchell, Richard Glen. (2005)
    Summary: The future mass propagation of elite families of Pinus patula by cuttings is a realistic method of deployment if the short-term performance of cuttings and seedlings are confirmed at harvesting. This will impact ...

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    Mitchell, Richard Glen. (1)
    SubjectFusarium diseases of plants. (1)Pine--Diseases and pests. (1)Pine--Growth. (1)Pine--Propagation. (1)Pinus patula--Growth. (1)Pinus patula--Propagation. (1)Pinus patula--Seedlings. (1)Pinus patula--South Africa. (1)Seedlings--Diseases and pests. (1)Theses--Forestry. (1)... View MoreDate Issued2005 (1)Has File(s)true (1)

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