Magnollia

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Magnolia is a genus of flowering plants in the family Magnoliaceae containing about 240 species.

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Magnolias are propagated by sowing seeds, grafting and cuttings. Seeds should be sown immediately after ripening in the ground or stratified in sand in a cool room.

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Magnolia paiivlensis Krassn. - in the Paleocene deposits of the lower Don.

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The stipules cover the young leaf.

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The leaves are large, mostly elliptical or reverse-ovate, whole-edged, with pinnate veining; the veins of the second order, without reaching the edge of the leaf, anastomose.

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The buds are large, narrowly conical or spindle-shaped, with 1 or 2 scales.

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After the appearance of the third leaf, seedlings are picked on the beds of the nursery, where they are given the usual care.

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Magnolias are propagated by sowing seeds, grafting and cuttings. Seeds should be sown immediately after ripening in the ground or stratified in sand in a cool room. Before sowing, the seeds are ground with sand to remove the fleshy shell and washed in water. Spring sowing in III, IV in picking boxes, which are placed in a greenhouse with a temperature of 15-18 ° C

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The genus was isolated in those days when bees did not yet exist, the flowers of these plants are adapted to pollination with the help of beetles: the carpels are tough enough to avoid damage or eating by beetles.

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Magnolias belong to ancient flowering plants – in the Cretaceous and Tertiary periods they were widespread before the modern Arctic.

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The genus was named Charles Plumier after the French botanist Pierre Magnol in 1703.

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