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The Cultivation Technique,Development and Application of Vaccinium Spp. in Guizhou Province

Yao Shu

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As part of the work to identify new propagation techniques for the Vaccinium species, plant specimen and collected literature were analyzed to review the Vaccinium types, distribution, and specific characteristics in Guizhou. The conventional utility, breeding, and growing aspects are briefed. The outlook of developing Vaccinium in Guizhou is prospected.

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As part of the work to identify new propagation techniques for the Vaccinium species, plant specimen and collected literature were analyzed to review the Vaccinium types, distribution, and specific characteristics in Guizhou. The conventional utility, breeding, and growing aspects are briefed. The outlook of developing Vaccinium in Guizhou is prospected.

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As part of the work to identify new propagation techniques for the Vaccinium species, plant specimen and collected literature were analyzed to review the Vaccinium types, distribution, and specific characteristics in Guizhou. The conventional utility, breeding, and growing aspects are briefed. The outlook of developing Vaccinium in Guizhou is prospected.

Key concepts: Vaccinium, Botany, Ericaceae, Biology, Agroforestry

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