Name two plants which are propagated by layering method.

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Jasmine and Strawberry.

In the layering method, a branch of the plant is pulled and buried in the moist soil, leaving some part open on the top.

Roots start growing from the buried part after sometime and thus a new plant develops.

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Name two plants which are propagated by layering method.

Jasmine and Strawberry.​ ​ In the layering method, a branch of the plant is pulled and buried in the moist soil, leaving some part open on the top.​ Roots start growing from the buried part after sometime and thus a new plant develops.

Jasmine and Strawberry.

In the layering method, a branch of the plant is pulled and buried in the moist soil, leaving some part open on the top.

Roots start growing from the buried part after sometime and thus a new plant develops.