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How do I prepare my outdoor bonsai for winter? - Bonsai
... once again plunging down very low, the water in the sap can freeze within the cambium layer and kill the tree. > It is usually not necessary to take trees out of their ...
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Bronze Birch Borer
... are naturally found in a very moist, well-drained soil that is covered with a layer of decaying, nutrient-rich leaves. In our landscapes, birch trees are commonly planted in poorly ... worm-like larvae hatch within two weeks and immediately burrow under the bark to the cambium layer of the tree. The larvae will pass through five growth stages and then pupate. Larval ...
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The Virginia Camellia Society - Education - Air Layering
... all traces of the cambium layer (green tissue just inside the bark) by scraping with a knife. If the bark is slipping scraping will not be necessary as the cambium layer will be removed ...
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The Virginia Camellia Society - Education - Grafting
... they cut should not be used as they can damage the cambium layer of the understock. Make a sloping cut and trim smooth with ... that the cambium layers (green layer immediately inside the bark) on the scion and understock will match. It is vital that the cambium layers ... cut at base. Fig 2 - Scion inserted into understock with matching cambium layers. Fig 3 - Graft is held tight with rubber band. Fig ...
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Winter or Frost Injury
... days arrive, they quickly wilt and die. This is usually due to damage in the cambium layer on major limbs or the trunk. The healthy portion of the plant is able to ...
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Stem & Root Anatomy
... and phloem tissues are produced by meristematic cambium cells located in a layer just inside the bark of trees and shrubs. In dicot stems, the cambium layer gives rise to phloem cells on the outside and xylem cells on the inside. All the tissue from the cambium layer outward is considered bark, while all the tissue inside the cambium layer to ...
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Wood/Plant Fiber Crossword
... made from condensation polymerization reaction. 10. All tissues in a tree trunk outside of the cambium layer. 11. Plant fiber woven into burlap, sackcloth and tough twines. 12. Chromosome number that is ... the principles of buoyancy. 16. Parenchyma tissue occupying central portion of a stem (inside xylem layer). 19. Hemp fiber indigenous to the Philippine Islands. 23. North American plant used as a ...
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American Chestnut Foundation - The Two Lined Chestnut Borer (Agrilus bilineatus)
... tunnels "tortuously back and for and up and down," beneath the bark and destroying the cambium layer. Each grub completed a tunnel 6 to 10 inches. The combined activity of the numerous ...
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Propagating Roses (Part 2) - May/June 2003
... carefully scrape away the bark (outer-most surface) and the cambium layer (light green layer just beneath the bark). Make sure all the cambium is removed or the wounded area will form new bark ... aforementioned one-inch apart rings. It is not necessary to remove the entire bark and cambium layer as you would with air layering because often the ends of the canes are a ...
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Fruit Insect Focus, August, 1997
... spring, larvae resume feeding and complete their development beneath a thin layer of the bark surface from pink to shuck fall. Following construction ... larvae burrow, feed and develop in the inner bark and cambium tissue for 40-60 days. V. Injury: Infestation is almost ... feed and develop in the cambium layer until winter. V. Injury: Larvae feed in the inner bark and cambium tissue of trees within a ...
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