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Ornamental Hibiscus—Propagation and Culture

Henry Y. Nakasone, Fred D. Rauch

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Methods of propagating hibiscus described include rooted cuttings, grafting, topworking, air layering, and seed. Guidelines for growing out, pruning, and controlling pests and diseases are given.

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Methods of propagating hibiscus described include rooted cuttings, grafting, topworking, air layering, and seed. Guidelines for growing out, pruning, and controlling pests and diseases are given.

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Methods of propagating hibiscus described include rooted cuttings, grafting, topworking, air layering, and seed. Guidelines for growing out, pruning, and controlling pests and diseases are given.

Key concepts: Ornamental plant, Hibiscus, Geography, Biology, Botany

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