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Cleft and bud graftings were performed between widely different genotypes of cucumber plants. The stock caused a considerable change in the flowering pattern of the scion, especially when it was shootless. The results were compared with previous ambivalent information, and interpreted as indicating that the regulating substances flow from the stock to the scion.
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