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Plots grown from `Georgia Jet', `Red Jewel', and `Jewel' sweetpotato [ I pomoea batatas  (L.) Lam.] plants cut from the propagating bed (cut-plants) yielded more than plots grown from plants pulled from the bed (plants). Presence or absence of the shoot apex had little influence on yields of `Georgia Jet' and `Red Jewel' when evaluated in combination with plants or cut-plants or when evaluated in combination with vine cuttings transplanted in an upright or an inverted position. Chlorine dips did not influence yield of `Jewel' plants or cut-plants. Plots grown from `Red Jewel' vine cuttings transplanted in an inverted position generally yielded slightly less than plots grown from vine cuttings transplanted in an upright position, but these differences were not significant.

YIELD COMPARISONS OF SWEETPOTATO VINE CUTTINGS AND TRANSPLANTS PULLED OR CUT FROM THE PLANT BED