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Horizontal Planting of Green Ash Cuttings On A Sharkey Clay Site

Horizontally planted green ash cuttings made from 1-0 seedlings sprouted and grew well, as did seedlings and vertically planted cuttings. Ten- and 14-inch cuttings planted 1 and 3 inches deep sprouted best. Two-inch-long cuttings and ones planted 6 inches deep performed unsatisfactorily. Additional Key Words: Fraxinus pennsylvanica . Sprouting . Artificial regeneration . Vegetative reproduction .


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Author(s): H. E. Kennedy, Jr.

Event: Western Session- Southeastern Nurserymen's Conferences
1974 - Nacogdoches, Texas