Influencing growth of

Mock, T; Furuta, T; Leiser, A

Influencing growth of

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T. Mock
T. Furuta
A. Leiser

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Hilgardia 30(2):7-7. DOI:10.3733/ca.v030n02p7. February 1976.

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Abstract

Experiments showed that growth of the dwarf Eugenia plants was influenced by the soil mixture and that the use of GA₃ was actually detrimental, considering the type of growth obtained. Whenever these plants are propagated and cultivated, a highly organic soil mixture should be used.

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