CHE REFERENCE LIBRARY - Pole Shift Survival Information

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CIiAPTER
IV. PROPAGATION HY MEANS OF LAYERS AND I~UNNERS
The common or natural layers . . . .
The so-called air-layers . . . . .
V. PR~PAGATIOX BY MEANS 0~ CUTTINGS . . .
1. General requirements of cutt’ings . . . .
Construct,ions for regulating moisture and heat
Bot.tom heat . . . . . . .
Placing and protecting the cuttings . . .
Soil for cut.tings . . . . . .
The st.riking of cuttings . . . . .
2. The divers kinds of cutt’ings . . . . .
Cut t,ings. of t’ubers . . . . . .
C‘uttings of root,s . . . . . .
CutStings of leaves . . . . . .
Cut’tings of sbems . . . . . .
1. Hardwood dormant cuttings . . .
2. Greenwood cuttings . . . . .
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VI. PROpAGziTION BY ~IEANS OFBUDDING AND GRAFTING
1. Graftage in general . . . . . .
Classification of graftage . . . . .
Times and methods . . . . . .
2. Budding . . . . . . . .
Shield-budding . . . . . .
Other kinds of budding . . . .
Prong-budding . . . . .
?lat,e-budding . . . . .
The aatch-bud . . . . .
H-budding . . . . . .
Flute-budding . . . . .
Chip-budding . . . . .
3. Grafting . . . . . .
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The whip-graft . . . . .
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Root&-grafted w. budded stock .
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Modified whip-grafts . . .
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The veneer-graft . . . .
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The cleft-graft . . . . .
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Top-working trees by means of the cleft-graft
Ot’her uses of the cleft-graft . . . .
PA.GEB
6%79
70-75
76-79
80-l 12
SO-97
83-86
87-88
88-9 1
91-93
93-97
97-l 12
98-99
99-101
101-104
104-l 12
104-107
107-l 12
113-171
113-120
117-119
119-120
121 --I36
122-133
134-136
134
134-135
135
135
135-136
136
136-171
138-144
141-143
143-144
144-146
146-158.
151-157
157-15s