When a branch of shrub touches the ground, it produces roots and forms a new plant. This method is called……….
a) cutting
b) tissue culture
c) grafting
d) layering
In
which of the following artificial vegetative propagation method, two plants are
combined?
a) cutting
b)
tissue culture
c) grafting
d) layering
In
grafting, the roots and the bottom portion of one plant is attached with other
plant. It is called…….
a) rootstock
b)
scion
c)
bud
d) tuber
In grafting, the roots and the bottom portion (rootstock) of one plant is attached to shoot from the top portion of another plant. It is called…….
a) rootstock
b) scion
c) bud
d) tuber
Grafting method
can be done for……….
a) grain plants
b)
non-flowering plants
c) fruits trees
d) flowering plants
Advantages of Vegetative Propagation:
