AGRICULTURE 
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Methods of plant multiplication 
Seeds Seedage 
Sowing broadcast 
Drilling, in rows 
Planting in hils or separate seeds 
Spores 
separation of growing plant 
Young bulbs, offsets 
Bulbels, bulbules or bulblet; separation of small from parent bulb 
Tubers 
Cutting into “‘ sets *" each with an eye 
Division or partition of tufted growing plants 
Detaching of separate plants 
Suckers, root suckers, stem suckers 
Runners, stolons 
Proliferous buds 
Layering 
Ordinary; each shoot makes one new plant 
Multiple, serpentine, or trench 
Mound or stool layering 
See also 631.5323 
Circumposition, potted, aerial, air or Chinese layering 
Layering trees and shrubs 
“ vines 
Cuttings 
Choice of cutting 
Preparation for planting 
Planting 
Branch or stem cuttings 
Short cuttings: cuttings of single eye or bud 
Root cuttings 
Leaf and bulb scale cuttings 
Transplanting 
For grafting and budding see 631.54 
Nurseries 
For nursery catalogs see 631.5214 
Renewal of orchards, vinyards etc. 
Renovating, reinvigorating 
Caring for plants 
For protection against injuries, see 632 
Grafting 
General teknic. Effect on fertility; on fruit. Overgrafting 
For bridge grafting, sometimes called bark grafting, with reference to 
repairing injuries, see 632.8 
Selection of stock and scion, affinity 
Age and season 
Methods of grafting Scion grafting 
Cleft grafting 
Splice “ Whip grafting Tung grafting 
Slip “ Wire grafting 
Saddle “ 
Veneer “ 
Bark 2 
In England and France called crown grafting, see 631.54142; and 
sometimes used to mean bridge grafting, see note under 631.541 
Herbaceous grafting Green grafting