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1977 Annual Logging and Production Survey No 4
New Zealand Forest Service Forest Economics Division Report No.
Scion
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Pinus radiata (D. Don) dominates New Zealand's forestry industry, constituting 91% of plantations, and is among the world's most important plantation species.
Serajis Salekin +7 more
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Graft Compatibility of New Scion−Rootstock Combinations
The article defines the terms graft compatibility and incompatibility between scion and rootstock. It describes incompatibilities that have recently emerged when combining some of the newer citrus scion and rootstock cultivars and illustrates what to ...
Kim Bowman +3 more
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1976 Annual Logging and Production Survey No 3
New Zealand Forest Service Forest Economics Division Report No.
Scion
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Molecular advances in rootstock-scion interaction in grapevine
In grapevine, grafting is a worldwide used technique employed to confer resistance to pests and diseases, to improve abiotic stress tolerance and to control plant vigour and some qualitative traits.
Cattivelli L +5 more
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The use of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), particularly with high-density point clouds obtained through UAV laser scanning (ULS) and UAV structure from motion (UAV-SfM) techniques, offer cost-effective alternatives for forest inventory.
Robin J.L. Hartley +4 more
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Rootstock and Scion Affect Orange Juice Flavor
Breeding and screening of HLB tolerant scion and rootstock cultivars have been recognized as one of the effective ways to control the disease and increase the supply of quality citrus fruit under these adverse circumstances.
Fred Gmitter, Jude Grosser, Yu Wang
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Differences in Valsa Canker Resistance and Its Physiological Mechanisms Among Various Apple Rootstock-Scion Combinations. [PDF]
Zhou J +7 more
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Scion Influence and Rootstock Specificity in Grafted Grapevines: Insights into Graft Affinity, Growth, and the Dynamics of Nutrient Acquisition. [PDF]
Yin Y +10 more
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<i>In vitro</i> micrografting success and histological union characterization of <i>Argania spinosa</i> (L.) skeels scion lines grafted onto rootstock G54. [PDF]
Fathellah H +7 more
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