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JUVENILITY AS A FACTOR IN PROPAGATING QUERCUS VIRGINIANA MILL.

Article number

56_30

Pages

263 – 268

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Abstract

The Southern live oak (Quercus virginiana Mill.), commonly grown from acorns commercially, was successfully propagated with juvenile stem tip cuttings and suckers under intermittent mist.
Differences in rooting response were demonstrated between juvenile and adult wood, and apparent genetic differences in ability to root appeared among trees selected for cuttings.
Stem caliper had an apparent effect on ability to root.

Publication

Symposium on Juvenility in Woody Perennials

Authors

D.L. Morgan, E.L. McWilliams

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https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.1976.56.30

Online Articles (36)

2. THE CONCEPT OF JUVENILITY IN WOODY PLANTS

R. Borchert

3. JUVENILITY AND MATURITY OF PLANTS AS INFLUENCED BY THEIR ONTOGENETICAL AND PHYSIOLOGICAL AGEING

E.J. Fortanier | H. Jonkers

4. APPLIED ASPECTS OF JUVENILITY AND SOME THEORETICAL CONSIDERATIONS

W.W. Schwabe

5. GENERAL ASPECTS OF PHASE CHANGE, WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO HEDERA HELIX L.

P.F. Wareing | V.M. Frydman

6. JUVENILITY IN FRUIT GROWING AND FORESTRY

Hans M. Heybroek | T. Visser

7. SOME EXPERIMENTAL APPROACHES TO THE PROBLEM OF PHASE CHANGE IN FOREST TREES

K.A. Longman

8. JUVENILITY IN HEDGED RADIATA PINE

W.J. Libby | J.V. Hood

9. SEXUAL EXPRESSION IN PINES IN RELATION TO THEIR ONTOGENETIC DEVELOPMENT

M. Giertych

10. ACCELERATING MATURITY IN PICEA SEEDLINGS

E. Young | James W. Hanover

11. CHANGE OF LEAF CHARACTERS AND READINESS TO FLOWER IN A SINGLE TREE PROGENY OF CHAMAECYPARIS PISIFERA (SIEB. ET ZUCC.) K. KOCH

G.H. Melchior

12. DIFFERENCES IN SHOOT GROWTH PATTERNS BETWEEN JUVENILE AND ADULT TREES AND THEIR INTERPRETATION BASED ON SYSTEMS ANALYSIS OF TREES

R. Borchert

13. STUDIES ON THE PHASE DEVELOPMENT IN APPLE TREES

J. Lerch

14. CONTROL OF PHASE CHANGE IN WOODY PLANTS

Wesley P. Hackett

15. PROMOTION OF FLOWERING IN CONIFERS OF THE PINACEAE BY CERTAIN OF THE GIBBERELLINS

R. P. Pharis | S. D. Ross | Robert L. Wample | John N. Owens

16. DIFFERENTIAL FLOWERING RESPONSES BY YOUNG DOUGLAS-FIR GRAFTS AND EQUI-SIZED SEEDLINGS TO GIBBERELLINS AND AUXIN

S. D. Ross

17. INVESTIGATIONS ON THE DEPENDENCE OF FLOWERING IN NORWAY SPRUCE (PICEA ABIES (L.) KARST) UPON AGE

H. Bleymüller

18. GROWTH REGULATORS AND FLOWERING IN JUVENILE MANGO (MANGIFERA INDICA L.) SEEDLINGS

E.K. Chacko | R.R. Kohli | R.Dore Swamy | G.S. Randhawa

19. EFFECT OF GROWTH RETARDANTS ON CERTAIN STONE FRUIT SEEDLINGS

D. Surányi

20. BIOCHEMICAL CHANGES DURING GYMNOSPERM DEVELOPMENT

D.J. Durzan

21. GROWTH INTENSITY AND FLOWER BUD FORMATION IN YOUNG VEGETATIVELY PROPAGATED APPLE TREES

A. Mika

22. EARLY FLOWERING OF CULTIVATED APPLE SEEDLINGS FORCED IN THE GREENHOUSE

Herb S. Aldwinckle

23. A COMPARISON OF APPLE AND PEAR SEEDLINGS WITH REFERENCE TO THE JUVENILE PERIOD. I. SEEDLING GROWTH AND YIELD.

T. Visser | J.J. Verhaegh | D.P. de Vries

24. A COMPARISON OF APPLE AND PEAR SEEDLINGS WITH REFERENCE TO THE JUVENILE PERIOD – II. MODE OF INHERITANCE

T. Visser

25. TRANSMITTANCE OF JUVENILE PERIOD IN PEARS

R. H. Zimmerman

26. DEPENDENCE OF THE LENGTH OF THE JUVENILE PERIOD OF PEAR HYBRIDS ON THE BEGINNING OF FERTILITY OF THE PARENT CULTIVARS

J. Vondrácek

27. ON THE INHERITANCE OF THE LENGTH OF THE JUVENILE PERIOD IN INTERSPECIFIC PRUNUS HYBRIDS

H. Schmidt

28. JUVENILITY IN HYBRID TEA ROSES

D.P. de Vries

29. EARLY FLOWERING OF BIRCH AND ITS MAINTENANCE IN PLANTS REGENERATED THROUGH TISSUE CULTURES

O. Huhtinen

30. JUVENILITY AND ROOTING COFACTORS

C. W. Heuser

31. JUVENILITY AS A FACTOR IN PROPAGATING QUERCUS VIRGINIANA MILL.

D.L. Morgan | E.L. McWilliams

32. JUVENILITY FACTORS RELATED TO THE ROOTABILITY OF CHESTNUT CUTTINGS

E. Vieitez | A. Vieitez

33. PHASE CHANGE: PHYSIOLOGICAL AND GENETIC ASPECTS

I. Sussex

34. FLORAL TRANSFORMATION OF VEGETATIVE PLANTS BY SOLUTIONS CONTAINING DEOXYRIBONUCLEIC ACID EXTRACTED FROM STEMS IN A FLORAL STATE

W. L. Wardell

35. POSITIONAL INFORMATION IN RELATION TO AGING

Carl N. McDaniel | F. C. Hsu

36. DEVELOPMENT, MATURITY AND GERIATRICS OF WOODY PLANTS

F.C. Steward