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Carob tree growth stimulated with gibberellin —salable nursery plants produced in less time
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California Agriculture 16(9):4-5.
Published September 01, 1962
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Abstract
SLOW stem elongation and the excessive time required for production of a salable plant have been problems with a number of nursery plants including the carob tree (Ceratonia siliqua). Aqueous spray applications of potassium gibberel-late concentrations made at specific intervals, over a 20-week-treatment period, offer the possibility of producing salable plants more rapidly than would be possible under ordinary nursery management practices.