Re: Leaf cuttings

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• Subject: Re: Leaf cuttings
• From: "* L* P* <d*@olympus.net>
• Date: Wed, 04 Mar 1998 05:53:12 -0800
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Hi Martin,
> 
> YES!! a rooted leaf, branch, root, or any other type of vegetative cutting that
> will root has all the "knowledge" or information it needs to individuate it's
> cellular structure to become a mature plant.  The only rooted leaf-cuttings
> that  have never become mature plants are those in the Saxifrage tribe.
> 
I have Orcostachys fimbriata that I have stuck leaves on the assumption
that a plant will grow.  Do I now assume that this is a big negatory on
the propogation technique?
(Ah well, I could certainly use the bench space right now....)

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