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Response of eckespoint C-1 poinsettia to growth retardants

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S. T. Besemer

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California Agriculture 23(7):15-15.

Published July 01, 1969

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PREVIOUS EXPERIMENTS have shown that the response of commercial potted poinsettias to growth retardants varies widely according to plant variety, type of chemical used, rate and time of application. The objective of this 1968 trial, conducted at Paul Ecke, Inc., San Diego County, was to determine the response of the newly released variety, Eckespoint C-1.

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Response of eckespoint C-1 poinsettia to growth retardants

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Response of eckespoint C-1 poinsettia to growth retardants

California Agriculture > Volume 23 > Number 7  > research article 

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S. T. Besemer

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California Agriculture 23(7):15-15.

Published July 01, 1969

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Abstract

PREVIOUS EXPERIMENTS have shown that the response of commercial potted poinsettias to growth retardants varies widely according to plant variety, type of chemical used, rate and time of application. The objective of this 1968 trial, conducted at Paul Ecke, Inc., San Diego County, was to determine the response of the newly released variety, Eckespoint C-1.

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