FEEDBACK Issue 19 September 2013

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Date: 2013-09-27 02:32:48 Plant reproduction Tomato grafting World Vegetable Center Tomato Fusarium wilt Grafting Rootstock Potato Vegetable Food and drink Agriculture Botany		FEEDBACK Issue 19 September 2013 Add to Reading List Source URL: avrdc.org Download Document from Source Website File Size: 566,30 KB Share Document on Facebook

	PUBLICATIONBudding and Grafting Citrus and Avocados in the Home Garden UNIVERSITY OF DocID: 1rMOb - View Document
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	INFORMATION SHEET - CARE OF THE NEWLY GRAFTED TREE FIRST YEAR When you get your newly grafted tree home put it in compost in a pot and keep it warm and damp. If you have not got a greenhouse, it can be kept indoors. It w DocID: 1qukk - View Document
	GRAFTING APPLES, WHY DO IT Apples are grafted on to a rootstock so as to get the same variety of apple as the original tree. It is like cloning them. A tree grown from seed will have a different genetic pattern from the DocID: 1q7tj - View Document