horticultural propagation, by Serpentine Layering, 1912. This method of propagation is basically a modification of ordinary layering and is done with plants possessing long stems. Climbing plants are particularly suited to this method of propagation.

horticultural propagation, by Serpentine Layering, 1912. This method of propagation is basically a modification of ordinary layering and is done with plants possessing long stems. Climbing plants are particularly suited to this method of propagation.
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