HORTICULTURE
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· Grafting is not successful in
monocots compared to dicots due to Absence of cambium for secondary
growth.
Objective of vegetative propagation:
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Multiplication of an elite variety
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Production of ‘true to the type’
plants
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Cost effective multiplication of
plants
In pruning care should be taken to avoid
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Cutting at internodes
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Cutting in dry season
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Cutting in flowering season
Terrarium: A miniature
garden grown in glass vessels, bottles and dishes
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Bonsai Culture: Tap root pruning – Wiring- Aging
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The methodology of propagation methods
of selected horticultural species by specialized pegging a branch in soil
is known as Layering.
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Commonly practiced artificial
vegetative propagation in rubber –
budding.
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The method of vegetative propagation
in which the scion is separated from the mother plant only after the
establishment of the graft union:
Approach grafting
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Puddling is carried in horticulture to: Reduce percolation of water , Pulverise
and levelling soil and Kill weeds.
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air layering,
cutting the bark off the stem, known as girdling is performed for Stimulating root formation just
above the point of girdling , Helping in breaking off the stem when it is
rooted , Gradually starving the stem.