Experiments on Vegetative Reproduction in Bramble (Rubus Vestitus)

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Abstract
The survival and growth of plants of R. vestitus which developed from tip-rooted stems was better the later the time of separation from the parent rootstock. Growth was greater if part of the parent stem was left attached to the daughter plant. Vegetative reproduction was most abundant in stands of the plant which had small aboveground biomass and which produced few inflorescences.

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