Process of grafted cuttings of stock and scion from in vitro

Details Process of grafted cuttings of stock and scion from in vitro Process of grafted cuttings of stock and scion from in vitro

1989-09-29

1990-07-03

Feyrer, James R.

Plant husbandry

Process

47 6, A01G 106

Patent

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049379712

ABSTRACT:
Starting from a herbaceous cutting, which may be derived from in vitro culture, of stock and of a herbaceous scion, the process consists of inserting the scion (12') having a single bud, into the stock cutting (12), by bevelling the lower end 15 of the scion 12' from two sides 17, 18, by slitting the upper end of the stock cutting in its middle, and by subsequently assembling the two parts 12, 12' by joining 20, of transferring the base of the abovementioned grafted unit into a development medium 21, of moistening the development medium 21 with a nutrient solution and of subsequently placing this unit in a container with a water-saturated atmosphere and at a temperature above 20.degree. C., while suppressing the bud 22 of the stock and growing the saplings in the greenhouse or under a polyethylene tunnel until the desired stage of growth.

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