Question

List the qualities of the plants produced in this grafting ​

Answer 1

In grafting, we join two plants to each other. The upper part of the graft is called scion that forms the top portion of the plant, and lower part which we call understock makes roots or part of the stem. Grafting is usually joining of only two plants but it may be a combination of several. If we join a third plant between two plants then it forms the trunk or a portion of it. This third plant is called an interstem.

Answer 2

Answer:

Types of Grafts. Nurserymen can choose from a number of different types of grafts.

Bark Graft. Bark grafting (Figure 3) is used primarily to top work flowering and fruiting trees.

Side-Veneer Graft.

Splice Graft.

Whip and Tongue Graft.

Saddle Graft.

Bridge Graft.

Inarch Graft.