Grafting
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Give an example of a plant which is produce by grafting method.
(i) An oblique cut followed by a notch is given to both stock and scion.
(ii) Scion is a bud with a small piece of bark and cambium.
(iii) Both stock and scion are of the same diameter.
(iv) The stock has many times more diameter than Scion.
Identify the type of grafting with respect to these statements and select the correct option.
- (i) can be tongue grafting in which diameter of stock is larger than that of scion
- (ii) can be bud grafting in which stock of monocot and scion of dicot plant are usually united
- (iii) can be wedge grafting in which v-shaped notch is given to stock whereas wedge like cut is given to scion
- (iv) can be crown grafting in which many stocks are inserted in the slits made in the scions
Differentiate between cutting and grafting.
What is plant bud?
1. In grafting, the plant part which is selected for its roots is called the scion.
2. In grafting, the plant part which is selected for its stems, leaves, flowers, or fruits is called the stock.
Statement 1 is true and 2 is False
Statement 1 and 2 both are true
Statement 1 and 2 both are false
Statement 1 is false and 2 is true
how does cross breeding helps in improving the varities of crops?
___________ is the portion on which grafting is done and its provides the roots?
Stock
Scion
Both (a) and (b)
None of these
The diagram below represents which method of vegetative propagation.
Layering
Budding
Cutting
Grafting
Define layering.
Name the type of vegetative propagation in which parts of two different plants are used.
Grafting
Layering
Budding
Cutting
A bud present in the axil of leaf.
Which of the following plant tissue is formed by permanent tissue?
Primary tissue
Secondary tissue
Both of the above
None of the above
In this method of artificial propagation two different plants are combined to obtain a plant with superior qualities.
grafting
layering
cutting
none of these
What are the different methods of artificial vegetative propagation?
- Xylem
- Phloem
- Cambium
- Tissue
- Stock
- Tiller
- Twiner
- Scion
- I - Grafting , II - Layering
- I - Layering , II - Stem cutting
- I - Layering , II - Grafting
- I - Tissue culture, II - Grafting
- Murraya
- Bryophyllum
- Neem
- Hibiscus
- Phloem
- Vesssels with elements arranged end to end
- Epidermal
- Meristmatic
- Vascular bundles arranged in a ring
- Cambiurti for secondary growth
- Cork cambium
- Vessels with elements arranged end to end
- Stock
- Scion
- Cutting
- Bud
- Tissue culture.
- Grafting.
- Stem cuttings.
- Layering.
- Grass - runner
- Mango - grafting
- Citrus - adventive embryony
- Bamboo - grafting
- 48 and 24
- 24 and 24
- 48 and 12
- 24 and 12
- Cross-pollination
- Sexual reproduction
- Artificial pollination
- Artificial vegetative propagation
- Desheri
- Desi
- Hybrid
- None