The Occurrence of Natural Root Grafting in Eastern White Pine, Pinus Strobus L., and Its Ecological Implications
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Summary
It is suggested that in some instances grafted trees may behave as parts of an organic union, rather than as individuals in competition with each other, and their ecological implications are not limited to white pine.
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- article
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- 1959-10-01
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- 62
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Keywords
White (mutation), Citation, Ecology, Root (linguistics), Pinus
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