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Propagation of Plants from Specialized Structures

G.N.M. Kumar, W.E. Guse and Fenton E. Larsen
PNW 164 | Revised September 2010
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Summary

This publication explains the various types of specialized plant structures that can be used to grow new plants. Individual reproduction requirements and options are detailed, and accompanying images are labeled to identify vegetative parts.

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G.N.M. Kumar
W.E. Guse
Fenton E. Larsen
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