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To facilitate the process of grafting, cuts of same size are made at the top of the and bottom of the .

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stock, scion

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rootscion, stock

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rootstock, scion

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stock, rootscion

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The correct option is C rootstock, scion
Grafting is a method of artificial propagation in which the stem of a plant is cut and then fitted on another plant that is firmly attached to the ground with the help of roots. In this arrangement, the plant attached firmly to the ground with its roots is called the rootstock and the stem of another plant that is fitted with the rootstock is called the scion.

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Q. To facilitate the process of grafting, cuts of same size are made at the top of the ________ and bottom of the ________.

Q. In a type of grafting, two similar cuts are made on the stock and scion of same diameter. These are made with a single draw of knife and have a smooth surface so that the two can develop a good graft union.
Which of the following types of grafting is being talked about in the statement given above?

Q. During grafting process, a scion is grafted to a stock. The quality of fruit produced will be determined by the genotype of:

Q. The cut part of plant stem (having roots and fixed to ground) which is used in the process of grafting is known as :
(a) stock
(b) scion
(c) cutting
(d) bud

Q. Grafting is the union between two plants of closely related varieties. Following are some statements regarding different types of grafting
(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.

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