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Aggie Horticulture - Asexual Plant Reproduction
Link ID	2527
Title	Aggie Horticulture - Asexual Plant Reproduction
Url	http://aggie-horticulture.tamu.edu/propagation/propagation.html
Description	An overview of reproduction by grafting, budding, layering and micropropagation.
Category	Gardening > Plants > Propagation
Date	Jan 26, 2007
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