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Glossary entry

Spanish term or phrase:

plantín

English translation:

seedling

Added to glossary by Michael Powers (PhD)
Nov 23, 2007 22:53
16 yrs ago
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Spanish term

plantín

Spanish to English Tech/Engineering Wine / Oenology / Viticulture viñas
plantas pequeñas de vid provenientes de un vivero, que luego se plantan en el lugar definitivo
Proposed translations (English)
4 +1 seedling
3 +3 vine sapling
5 +1 nursery plant or plant
4 plant
Change log

Nov 28, 2007 20:10: Michael Powers (PhD) changed "Edited KOG entry" from "<a href="/profile/8691">charlesink's</a> old entry - "plantín"" to ""seedling""

Proposed translations

+1
7 mins
Selected

seedling

Mike :)

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plantín/plántula [Archive] - WordReference Forums
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Ver fuente: http://www.cites.org/eng/resources/terms/terms_esp.shtml Resumiendo... plantín = seedling seedling: planta de semillero (WR dictionary) Saludos. ...
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INTA - EEA San Pedro - Sala de Lectura
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El agua es el principal regulador del crecimiento del plantín, .... ULLÉ, J. A. Growth assessment of leaf vegetable seedlings of different age in organic ...
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by Iseabail Macleod, Scottish National Dictionary Association - 1999 - Language Arts & Disciplines
... tree. pipe a large ripe acorn with its stalk Bwk S. plane (tree) the sycamore. plantin(g) 1 jyoung trees, seedlings. 2 a small wood or grove of trees, ...
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Alguien me ayuda con www.elsner-orchideen.de - Foro de InfoJardín
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Seedling son plantas obtenidas a partir de una reproducción basada en ... Mediante algún sistema de hormonas, o lo que sea se puede crear un plantín nuevo. ...
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Hacia un plantín de calidad. Los objetivos del vivero en esta últi-. ma etapa están orientados hacia la .... forest tree seedlings. New Zealand Journal of ...
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con el tamaño del plantín. Seleccionar plantines de buen aspecto en cuanto a la vita- ... Proceedings Target Seedling. Symposium. pp. 263-268. ...
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The same ones for tomato were: seedling production with substrate(TPT), .... A partir del año 2, (campaña 96-97) para los componentes plantín con pan de ...
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Algunos han nacido de semillas (procedimiento “Seedling”) pero ya hay muchos de los 7 ... Y extrae un plantín de su tubete: “Vean -dice- tiene unos 120 ...
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Let's play 'What's that flower?' | Main | Fall is here -- time to go a plantin' » ... Veggie garden -- 1 week update · Well, the seedlings have been planted ...
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Con buenas temperaturas el plantín estará listo para llevar a campo a partir de los ... Effects of salinity on germination and seedling growth of Prosopis ...
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La variedad se originó de un seedling ubicado en la propiedad del señor José .... En el momento de la injertación el plantín es decapitado a 4 - 5 cm. por ...
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En estos casos de cruzas habría que comprar mas de un plantín para aumentar ... En primer lugar, las seedlings que vende tienen tamaño bastante menor de lo ...
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Esta variedad se originó de un seedling en el huerto del Sr. José Torres en La ...... Durante el desarrollo del plantín, se debe eliminar las ramificaciones ...
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Efecto del tamaño de plantín sobre la productividad de frutilla .... acid applications to tomato seedlings reduced increased susceptibility to TSWV ...
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Cada planta fue clasificada ya sea como plantín o rebrote. Se definieron como rebrotes ..... Seedling and sprout response to slash-and-burn agriculture ...
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You're welcome.
Peer comment(s):
agree Victoria Porter-Burns :
18 hrs
Thank you, Victoria - Mike :)
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "Thank you!"
+3
5 mins

vine sapling

I think but not sure ...

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or maybe "vine seedling" ...

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days after planting. ... of bush seedlings shorter than their vine seedling counterpart but the hypocotyl growth of bush plants was also restricted. ...
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Peer comment(s):
agree Carol Gullidge : I think you just beat Michael with "seedling"
13 mins
thanks Carol, I had me doubts about sapling ... :)
agree nigthgirl
3 hrs
thanks nigthgirl :)
agree ael
5 hrs
thanks ael :)
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12 hrs

plant

vine plants: vines are (nearly?) always grafted

OVS offers this list of Nurseries Known to Sell Grapevine Plants as an industry service to those interested in developing vineyard property. In offering this list, OVS makes no guarantees nor other representation of the services provided.
http://www.ovs.com/grapevine_plant_cos.htm

Nursery Vine Evaluation
Wines & Vines, Sept, 2001 by James A. Stamp

Grapevine plants are the backbone of a new vineyard, but they can be one of the most neglected pieces of the vineyard development puzzle. Unlike all other vineyard components, grapevine plants are living--their condition and suitability for planting can and does vary tremendously from vine to vine and nursery to nursery. From 25% to 50% of vines routinely fail during production, forcing nurseries to graft twice the vines required for an order. This high rate of failure is an indicator of the variability inherent in the grapevine plant production cycle. Depending on production methods and source materials, graft unions, for example, will heal completely or only partially during the callusing phase of propagation. Shoots usually develop from vines with both types of graft unions, however, and it is difficult to distinguish the plants. Just like the pruning wounds on established vines, partially callused graft unions never completely heal, proving a liability for the life of the plant.

http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m3488/is_9_82/ai_78639...

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Cultivars of grapes, like many other fruits, can be reproduced or propagated asexually. Grapes do not grow true from seed; that is, the seedlings will not be genetically identical to the cultivar that produced the seeds. Most grapevines are reproduced by hardwood cuttings or by layering of canes. These methods of asexual propagation ensure that the plants are genetically identical to their parents. In some instances, scions of healthy cultivars are grafted upon specific rootstocks. Cuttings or scions should always be taken from vines known to be true to name. Methods of asexual propagation are described in the following sections.
Field (Nursery) Propagation

The most common way to propagate grapes is by hardwood cuttings. Almost all commercially grown cultivars are easy to propagate from cuttings. Cuttings should be made from well-matured dormant canes of the preceding year’s growth. The preferred cane size is 1/4 inch to 3/8 inch in diameter with 4- to 6-inch internodes.

Cuttings usually are made in late fall or early winter. Each cutting should contain three to four buds, although two-bud cuttings are satisfactory in mist or greenhouse propagation. Make the basal cut just below the lower bud, and the upper cut 1 to 2 inches above the top bud. Make cuts so that the upper and lower ends of the cutting can be easily identified.

http://ohioline.osu.edu/b919/0006.html

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Plants are ready for setting in the vineyard when new shoots are about 12 inches long. If plant growth becomes excessive in the greenhouse, lower temperatures must be used to slow growth and harden the vines before they are taken to the field. During the hardening-off period, maintain night temperatures at 40°F to 45°F and day temperatures at 65°F to 70°F.
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+1
2 days 1 hr

nursery plant or plant

Las plantas de vid casi nunca provienen de semillas, se producen a partir de estacas de plantas madres. De esa manera se preservan las caracteristicas de la variedad. Es decir, los viveros que producen plantas para la venta comienzan con una estaca en la tierra, nunca hay una etapa de semilla, por lo cual el termino "seedling" no se aplica en este caso. El termino "plant" me parece mas apropiado y en todo caso "nursery plant".
Peer comment(s):
agree Rachel Fell : Quite
2 days 18 hrs
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