Vegetative propagules glossary and government resources

Vegetative propagules : plants produced through asexual means.

[Ministry of Forests -- Government of British Columbia]

Developmental analysis of the evolutionary origin of vegetative ...
Mimulus gemmiparus (Scrophulariaceae), a rare endemic of Colorado, has a novel

Evaluating vegetative transplant success in Posidonia australis: a ...
Limited success transplanting P. australis vegetative propagules (plugs) was

Submersed Plants
...plants in the US implicates reproduction solely by vegetative propagules.

Emergent Plants
In its native range, M. mutica depends on dormant vegetative propagules (rhizomes)

Meeting the Performance Standards for additional plant species
...a way that seed or vegetative propagules do not become deposited outside of

White Clover Improvement
White clover persists and spreads by seed and by vegetative propagules called

Forage Resources
White clover persists and spreads by seed and vegetative propagules called

Integrated Natural Fuels Management/Glossary
Vegetative Material: Plant parts or tissues used to produce vegetative propagules

Sago Pondweed: A Literature Review
The asexual or vegetative propagules of the Potamogetons are termed winter buds,

Plant Germplasm Preservation Research Program
...and develop in vitro culture systems that improve survival following cryoexposure

NCGRP Plant Research Unit Staff
Mechanisms of desiccation and low temperature injury in vegetative propagules

Hydrilla verticillata - Technical Information About this Noxious ...
It also forms vegetative propagules called tubers and turions. These propagules

Federal Register - 69FR 61680 October 20, 2004: Dietary ...
Vegetative propagules. 4. tissue culture. d. Geographical location of cultivated

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