The Anatomy of Stem and Histochemistry of Phenol Distribution in Difficult- and Easy-to-Root Eucalyptus Species

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The Anatomy of Stem and Histochemistry of Phenol Distribution in Difficult- and Easy-to-Root Eucalyptus Species
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The rooting abilities in different species of Eucalyptus are quite different. The stem anatomy and histochemistry of Eucalyptus species, i.e. Eucalyptus ABL No.12 W5 clone, E.urophylla MLA clone, E. exserta and E. citriodora , were studied. It was indicated that those stem cuttings of Eucalyptus species, which had relatively developed and relatively lignified rays, relatively high content and relatively extensive distribution of phenol substances, were easy to form root primordia and then easy to root.

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ZHANG Shao hong, QIU Xing qiu, HUANG Zhuo lie, TAN Shao man . The Anatomy of Stem and Histochemistry of Phenol Distribution in Difficult- and Easy-to-Root Eucalyptus Species[J]. Journal of South China Agricultural University,2001,22(3):40-42

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