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redbud [ Cercis canadensis L. var. mexicana (Rose) M. Hopk.] contribute to water-conserving capability and survival in arid and semiarid regions compared with eastern redbud ( C. Canadensis ; Tipton and White, 1995 ). When plants are under drought

, Raspberry leaf blotch emaravirus , Redbud yellow ringspot-associated emaravirus , and RRV were studied and genus broad–specific detection primers designed. The sensitivity of this RT-PCR was found to be 100 fg/reaction. The multiple Emaravirus detection

of two cultivars of redbud [ Cercis sp. ( Fox et al., 2014 )]. Tree water use under conditions that do not limit the amount of irrigation water trees receive showed that trees considered xeric-adapted, such as south american mesquite ( Prosopis alba

since been employed successfully on a number of crops including Hibiscus rosa-sinensis ( Fulcher et al., 2012 ), oakleaf hydrangea ( Hydrangea quercifolia ) ( Hagen et al., 2014 ), and redbud ( Cercis canadensis ) ( Nambuthiri et al., 2015a ) without

of redbud ( Cercis canadensis L.) seedlings for 21 d at 35 °C day/25 °C night showed that ecotypes having thicker leaves had better plant growth and tolerated subsequent drought stress conditions ( Griffin et al., 2004 ). Many bedding plants are

redbud ( Cercis canadensis var. mexicana ), and crapemyrtle ( Lagerstroemia sp.) have all been screened and found to be tolerant of saline irrigation water ( Cabrera, 2009 ; Niu et al., 2010 ; Valdez-Aguilar et al., 2011 ; Yeager et al., 2010

significantly increased the rooting percentage from 0% to 77% in 1.5 months. Although the extremely high concentration of IBA reported here for root induction is not commonly used, it had been reported for rooting initiation in redbud ( Cercis canadensis ) ( Dai

inhibitors ( Samajdar et al., 2018 ). Chinese redbud ( Cercis chinensis ), which belongs to the family Caesalpiniaceae, is native to China and Japan ( Li, 1944 ). It is an important spring-flowering tree species because of its showy flowers that remain on

broom and cherry and one strain isolated from western redbud clustered with X. fastidiosa subsp. fastidiosa members, whereas strains isolated from purple-leafed plum, olive, peach, plum, sweet gum, maidenhair tree, crape myrtle, and another western

Graves, 1998 ), eucalyptus ( Eucalyptus spp.) ( Li, 1998 ; Li et al., 2000 ; Tuomela, 1997 ), pine ( Pinus spp.) ( Cregg, 1994 ), ash ( Fraxinus spp.) ( Abrams et al., 1990 ), redbud ( Cercis canadensis ) ( Griffin et al., 2004 ), and baldcypress