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reticulate venation
A net-like vein pattern in some leaves.
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stem cutting
A section of a stem prepared for vegetative propagation.
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gravitational water
Water in excess of a soil's capacity. Drains downward to groundwater.
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cole crops
A group of vegetables belonging to the cabbage family; plants of the genus Brassica, including cauliflower, broccoli, cabbage, turnips, and brussels sprouts.
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modified central leader
A system of pruning used primarily on fruit trees. The tree's central leader is encouraged for the first few years, then suppressed. This system allows for well-placed scaffolds and strong crotches, but keeps the tree's crown relatively close to the ground for easy harvesting. Also called modified leader.
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leaching
Movement of water and soluble nutrients down through the soil profile.
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complete flower
A flower having all of the normal flower parts.
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interstock
The middle piece of a graft combination made up of more than two parts, i.e., the piece between the scion and the root stock. See interstem.
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n-p-k
The acronym for the three primary nutrients contained in manure, compost, and fertilizers. The N stands for nitrogen, the P stands for phosphorus, and the K stands for potassium. On a fertilizer label, the N-P-K numbers refer to the percentage of the primary nutrients (by weight) in the fertilizer. For example, a 5-10-5 fertilizer contains 5% nitro [..]
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ripeness-to-flower
The minimum vegetative size a plant must achieve before it is capable of flowering.
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