CUTTINGS

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The Philippines is fortunate to have bamboo growing abundantly almost everywhere. While this plant is available outright in every community, science and technology can further enhance its growth performance and ensure the sustainability of its supply, with bamboo being aptly considered as an alternative to timber.

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                    [Title] => Mass production of Scheffleras through single node cuttings
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One of the fastest and most cost-effective methods of propagation of Schefflera is through single node cuttings.
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                    [Title] => Coffee clonal gardens being put up to increase local coffee production
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The government plans to put up clonal gardens in Baguio to produce high-yielding specialty Arabica coffee “cuttings” that should help displace some of the Philippines’ 40,000 metric tons (MT) of coffee imported yearly.  
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                    [Title] => Rooting hormones
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Rooting hormones or substances that promote the development of roots are used to increase the percentage of rooting on cuttings.
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Propagation of bamboo being prioritized

August 15, 2015 - 10:00am

The Philippines is fortunate to have bamboo growing abundantly almost everywhere. While this plant is available outright in every community, science and technology can further enhance its growth performance and ensure...

Agriculture

Mass production of Scheffleras through single node cuttings

By Lebon | October 6, 2012 - 12:00am

One of the fastest and most cost-effective methods of propagation of Schefflera is through single node cuttings.

Gardening

Coffee clonal gardens being put up to increase local coffee production

February 12, 2012 - 12:00am

The government plans to put up clonal gardens in Baguio to produce high-yielding specialty Arabica coffee “cuttings” that should help displace some of the Philippines’ 40,000 metric tons (MT) of...

Agriculture

Rooting hormones

September 4, 2010 - 12:00am

Rooting hormones or substances that promote the development of roots are used to increase the percentage of rooting on cuttings.

Gardening