to pieces and plant; note the de-velopment of eyes and the growth of new plants. (b) Get a glass jam-pot and put a sweet-potato tuberinto it with the uppermost end protruding, fill the vesselwith water, and note the bud that develops. Expt. 87. Propagation by Bulbs. (a) Cut the bulb of a red lily… … J&o? .Calliu) CorJc Fig. 26.—Section of the Base of a Woody Cutting Expt. 88. Cuttings in Soil.—Plant six cuttings eachof hibiscus, sweet potato, and rose. At intervals takeup some of the growing cuttings and observe the forma-tion of callus and the development of roots (fig. 26). EXPERIMENTS…
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