BRANCHING ABNORMALITY AND AXILLARY BUDS OUTGROWTH AFTER APICAL DOME DECAPITATION OF DATE PALM (Phoenix dactilifera, L.) Harhash, M.M. and EI-Wakil H.E.. Faculty of Agriculture, Saba Bacha, Alexandria University Alexandri

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Date: 2006-07-07 14:54:54 Tropical agriculture Plant reproduction Medicinal plants Palms Adventitiousness Bud Apical dominance Axillary bud Plant hormone Botany Biology Plant physiology		BRANCHING ABNORMALITY AND AXILLARY BUDS OUTGROWTH AFTER APICAL DOME DECAPITATION OF DATE PALM (Phoenix dactilifera, L.) Harhash, M.M. and EI-Wakil H.E.. Faculty of Agriculture, Saba Bacha, Alexandria University Alexandri Add to Reading List Source URL: www.pubhort.org Download Document from Source Website File Size: 4,27 MB Share Document on Facebook

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