Claim · model-written summary
Compatibility of Prunus mahaleb with grafted cultivars varies.
- Taxon
- Prunus mahaleb
Prunus mahalebe3 - Outcome
- kompatibilnost s cijepljenim sortamae3
- Qualifier
- različitae3
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Verbatim
e3“Prunus mahaleb L. se odlikuje boljom tolerantnošću na sušu, vapnenasta i pjeskovita tla, ali je osjetljiva na suvišnu vlagu, a kompatibilnost s cijepljenim sortama je različita”
Title
Uloga generativnih voćnih podloga divlje trešnje, rašeljke i višnje u suvremenom rasadničarstvu
Dominik Vuković; Krunoslav Dugalić; Ines Mihaljević; et al. Sjemenarstvo 2026. doi:10.33128/s1.36.1-2.5
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