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Home > Proceedings of the International Plant Propagators Society – 2013 > ORNAMENTAL EUCALYPTUS – SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE©

Articles

ORNAMENTAL EUCALYPTUS – SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE^©

Article number

1055_20

Pages

91 – 94

Language

English

Abstract

This research was conducted in conjunction with Dr.
Justin Rigden, Adelaide Research and Innovation, Adelaide, SA, and collaboration with Humphris Nursery (Victoria), Narromine Transplants (New South Wales), and Yuruga Nursery/Clonal Solutions Australia (Far North Queensland).
It is an example of a long term breeding programme with lots of collaboration, funding, hard work and passion that is starting to bear fruit.

Publication

Proceedings of the International Plant Propagators Society – 2013

Authors

K. Delaporte, M. Wirthensohn, C. Collins

Keywords

Full text

https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.2014.1055.20

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