Paper · 1854 · Abstracts of the Papers Communicated to the Royal Society of London

On a new method of propagating plants

Edward Joseph Lowe

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Abstract

Abstract The author states that the experiment of a new method of propa­gating plants has been so successful, that he has taken the liberty of forwarding to the Royal Society this short paper upon the sub­ject, for the guidance of those who are interested in the advance of horticulture. It had occurred to him, that if a cutting of a plant were sealed at the base, so as to exclude the moisture of the soil from ascending the stem in injurious quantities, the method of striking cuttings of most species of plants would not be so precarious a process as at present; and accordingly some collodion was obtained in order to make the experiment.

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The author reported success with a new plant propagation method.

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“the experiment of a new method of propa­gating plants has been so successful”

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