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Mespilus canescens a Newly Discovered Species:Propagation by Grafting onto Crataegus©

Barnes, H. W. International Plant Propagators' Society, combined proceedings 2005, 55:449-451. 2006.

Mespilus canescens was discovered in 1990 in the 22-acre Konecny Grove Natural Area in Arkansas (Center for Plant Conservation, 2005). Phipps (1991) documented M. canescens to be an additional new species to the heretofore-single genus and species, M. germanica, a European plant.


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Author(s): H. W. Barnes

Section: Diverse Species