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What is the main purpose of grafting?
The stock is the branch or stem that is grafted onto the rooted plant.
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What is the ideal length range for a scion during grafting?
4-12 inches
During grafting, the joint is covered with ______ or clay to prevent water evaporation.
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Match the types of grafting with their descriptions:
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Study Notes
Grafting
- Grafting is joining two parts of plants together.
- Two closely related plants are used for grafting.
- The rooted plant is called the stock.
- The branch or stem grafted onto the stock is called the scion.
- The scion is 4-12 inches long with all buds intact.
- The scion is placed on the cut end of the stock.
- The cambium of both plants must be in contact.
- The joint is covered with wax or clay to prevent water evaporation and pathogen entry.
- All of the buds of the stock must be removed.
Types of Grafting
- Mound Layering
- Air Layering
- Whip or Tongue Grafting
- Wedge Grafting
- Cleft Grafting
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Description
This quiz explores the fundamentals of plant grafting, including essential terminology and various techniques such as whip grafting and cleft grafting. Learn how to join two plant parts effectively and understand the roles of stock and scion. Test your knowledge on the processes necessary for successful grafting.
