ficus benjamina l. is indoor plant in temperate areas that is a tree species belongs to moraceae family. propagation of this plant is down by vegetative method. this study was conducted to evaluate the effect of iba concentration and time of taking cutting on propagation of ficus benjamina via stenting technique in gorgan university of agricultural sciences and natural resources, in 2012. treat...

Ficus benjamina L. is indoor plant in temperate areas that is a tree species belongs to Moraceae family. Propagation of this plant is down by vegetative method. This study was conducted to evaluate the effect of IBA concentration and time of taking cutting on propagation of Ficus benjamina via stenting technique in Gorgan University of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources, in 2012. Treat...

indian ber (ziziphus mauritiana) has growing type as grape and is inclined to horizental and down ward growth. if it is not trained appropriately, it would grow into very bushy with thiny shoots. hence, such trees have short lives, and are liable to pests and diseases with low yield. fruit harvesting is also difficult in bushy trees. therefore, proper pruning and training of young trees is esse...

INTRODUCTION Angioplasty with the use of cutting balloons has been suggested by some case reports and small series for the treatment of renal artery stenoses that are resistant to conventional balloon catheters. Based on this limited experience, the use of this technology has been suggested as safe. Herein, we report a renal artery rupture following angioplasty with a cutting balloon. The compl...

To determine if untreated grade III injuries of the posterolateral structures contribute to increased force on an anterior cruciate ligament graft, we measured the force in the graft in cadaveric knees during joint loading after reconstruction with otherwise intact structures and in the same reconstructed knees after selected cutting of specific posterolateral knee structures. Tests were first ...

IN over 100 corneal grafts carried out in this clinic from 1960 to 1966, it was found that the edges of the donor discs varied in shape when observed from the side, and these variations were of sufficient clinical importance to determine the success of the results, the best grafts being those with clean-cut straight edges. These observations led us to seek a procedure whereby the desired shape ...

IF a corneal graft is not properly coapted to its bed, a series of complications may ensue. These have been summarized by Barraquer (1950). A cause of this lack of coaptation is that the sides of the graft or of the bed may not be vertical, and that if sloping they may not slope in similar directions. A series of simple tests were therefore carried out to determine: (a) The direction of the sid...

Numerous workers have shown that vegetative propagation of eucalypt was possible at the industrial level using physiologically and onto genetically mature plants. This kind of propagation needs the use of rejuvenated shoots which can be obtained by intense pruning, grafting and successive graftings (with a great attention to take cutting or graft on the precedent generation as soon as possible)...