Question

Explain Grafting, Layering & Runners of plants​

Answer 1

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In layering, first the roots are formed on a stem of a mother plant and only after that the stem is cut off and is planted as a new plant. Plants grown from layering will fruit earlier than the ones grown from seeds. In grafting, a branch of a desired variety is grafted onto another plant. '

Answer 2

Answer:

In layering, first the roots are formed on a stem of a mother plant and only after that the stem is cut off and is planted as a new plant. Plants grown from layering will fruit earlier than the ones grown from seeds. In grafting, a branch of a desired variety is grafted onto another plant.

In botany a stolon—also called a runner—is a slender stem that grows horizontally along the ground, giving rise to roots and aerial (vertical) branches at specialized points called nodes.