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Vegetative propagation of Beta vulgaris by leaf cuttings with axillary buds

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In leaf cuttings with a short piece of hypocotyl tissue axillary bud development was poor. Most cuttings with a long piece of hypocotyl tissue developed into plants. The latter type enabled vegetative propagation of various genotypes.

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  • Miedema, P., P. J., Groot & J. H. M., Zuidgeest, 1980. Vegetative propagation of Beta vulgaris by leaf cuttings. Euphytica 29: 425–432.

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  1. Foundation for Agricultural Plant Breeding (SVP), P.O. Box 117, 6700 AC, Wageningen, the Netherlands

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Miedema, P. Vegetative propagation of Beta vulgaris by leaf cuttings with axillary buds. Euphytica 31, 771–772 (1982). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00039216

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