Species Suitable for Air Layer
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RKatzin
Omono
I know of no such list, but I believe almost any tree will airlayer. What you need to know is the different techniques used for different trees and the timeline involved for different species.
cbroad
Omono
Probably the majority of woody trees can be air layered. It might be easier to make a list of the ones that are very reluctant or impossible.
From my experience: Acer truncatum, Shantung Maple. Had callusing for two years, but no roots. The top eventually died. After looking up this species in Dirr, it seems it is likely to never layer.
From my experience: Acer truncatum, Shantung Maple. Had callusing for two years, but no roots. The top eventually died. After looking up this species in Dirr, it seems it is likely to never layer.
That's helpful. Where can I find that info?
Gabler
Masterpiece
Gabler
Masterpiece
The Reference Manual of Woody Plant Propagation
Compiled by two distinguished professors of horticulture, The Reference Manual of Woody Plant Propagation is a must for professionals and students of horticulture. Over 1,100 species and their propagation requirements by seeds, cuttings, grafting and budding, and tissue culture are discussed in...
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Amazing. Thank you!
The Reference Manual of Woody Plant Propagation
Compiled by two distinguished professors of horticulture, The Reference Manual of Woody Plant Propagation is a must for professionals and students of horticulture. Over 1,100 species and their propagation requirements by seeds, cuttings, grafting and budding, and tissue culture are discussed in...www.google.com
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