Suggest any two advantages and disadvantages of grafting.
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Advantages of grafting are :
1 . it enables to combine the most desirable characteristics of the two plants .
2 . Grafting can be used to produce varieties
of seedless fruits.
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Two advantages of grafting:
(i) A young section can be made to flower when it is grafted on ci nature tree.
(ii) Different varieties can be grafted on the same stock.
Two disadvantages of grafting:
(i) Sexual reproduction is a necessity for evolution.
(ii) Plants produce very few seeds.
What is grafting?
- Grafting is a type of vegetative reproduction or horticulture technique in plants which is well exploited by the gardeners.
- In grafting, a plant is inserted into another plant, so as to be nourished by it and united with it.
- Grafting is especially successful in dicotyledonous plants, where the stem has a cambium layer.
What is grafting and its advantages?
- Grafting is the fastest way of growing popular, desirable varieties of fruiting trees & flowering shrubs on a large scale.
- Buy fruiting tree seeds online.
- Many commercially valuable plants are difficult to grow by other propagation methods like cutting & layering, but they respond well to grafting.
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