A Technic for Growing Seedlings of Grass and other Plants for Field Transplanting
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Summary
The aim was to develop a plant band of the minimum dimensions necessary to produce a seedling of sufficient size to permit successful establishment under field conditions, made from inexpensive and accessable material and which would keep the root systems of individual plants separate during the greenhouse growing period.
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- article
- Published
- 1943-09-01
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Keywords
Transplanting, Forage, Agriculture, Agronomy, Mathematics
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