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04:54 Jan 11, 2006 |
Spanish to English translations [PRO] Science - Environment & Ecology / de Colombia | |||||||
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| Selected response from: Susana Betti Local time: 20:24 | ||||||
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4 +1 | rootless terminal cutting stems |
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3 | terminal point/terminal bud unrooted |
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punta terminal sin raíces rootless terminal cutting stems Explanation: Preliminary results on the utilisation of verdolaga (Sesuvium portulacastrum L.) on the foredune stabilisation are presented. The study was carried out at Santa Elena (7°28'52''S and 79°33'22''W), northern Peru. Initially, propagation tests were made with terminal, medium and basal stem cuttings in plant pots using the following soil treatments: pure sand, sand/humus and sand/humus/loam. Then, 115 plants with well developed roots were transplanted to a 20 x 5 meters plot near the beach, in three rows separated by rows of 160 *rootless terminal cutting stems*. In both cases, 75% of the plants were treated with a slow release fertiliser and 25% did not receive any treatment. A porous fence was built for the protection of the young plants from the abrasive action of the sand grains. Reference: http://www.lamolina.edu.pe/ecolapl/Dunas_litorales.htm |
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punta terminal sin raíces terminal point/terminal bud unrooted Explanation: sugg. - not quite sure (can't rememeber if this is a nursery, or are they viewing them in the wild?) |
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