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Grafting I. Describe grafting techniques.Grafting: o Connecting 2 pieces of living plant material together to form a single plant.

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1 Grafting I. Describe grafting techniques.Grafting: o Connecting 2 pieces of living plant material together to form a single plant

2 Grafting I. Describe grafting techniques.Grafting: o Scion= New plant material o Rootstock= old plant material

3 Grafting I. Describe grafting techniques. Benefits of Grafting: o Increase the strength and disease resistance of roots o Peach trees have stronger roots that are more resistant to root rot than almond tree roots o Several Varieties grown on one tree/bush o Apple trees with 2-3 varieties of apple o Rose bushes with multiple colors of roses

4 Grafting I. Describe grafting techniques. Types of Grafts: o Wedge Graft o Saw Kerf Graft

5 Grafting I. Describe grafting techniques. Types of Grafts: o Whip & Tongue Graft

6 Grafting I. Describe grafting techniques.Budding: o Grafting technique where only a single bud is transferred

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