METHODS OF EXAMPLES HOW IT IS

PLANT
PROPAGATION OF PLANTS BEING DONE
1. PUMPKINS THIS IS THE
SEXUAL REPRODUCTION OF
2.APPLES
PROPAGATION 3.RASPBERRIES
PLANTS BY MEANS OF
PLANTING SEEDS OR
4.ORANGES SPROUTS
5.CARROTS
1.AFRICAN VIOLET THIS IS THE MOST COMMONLY
ASEXUAL AND IS CONSIDERED AS THE
2.ACALYPHA EASIEST AND THE SIMPLEST OF
PROPAGATION ALL METHODS TO
3.AGLAEONEMA
1.CUTTING 4.BEGONIA
PROPAGATE MANY WOODY
ORNAMENTAL PLANTS

5.BELOPERONE
1.CLIMBING ROSES THIS IS ALSO KNOWN AS AIR
2.MARCOTTING LAYERING THIS IS ONE OF THE
2.WAX MYRTLE OLDEST FORMS OF PLANT
PROPAGATION IT ALLOWS THE
3.PARPAGAYO PLANT TO ROOT ON A STEM OR
BRANCH WHILE STILL ATTACHED
4.TAMBIS
TO THE PARENT PLANT
5.DRACAENAS
1.FORSYTHIA THIS IS A METHOD THAT
3.LAYERING INVOLVES THE
2.RHODODENDRON
DEVELOPMENT OF ROOTS
3.HONEYSUCKLE ON A STEM WHILE THE
STEM IS STILL ATTACHED TO
4.BOXWOOD
THE PARENT PLANT
5.AZALEA
1.PINK SACHET DOGWOOD THIS IS THE PROCESS OF INSERTING THE
4.BUDDING BUD OF A SELECTED BRANCH INTO THE
BARK OF A STOCK IT IS A SPECIAL FORM
2.WHITE FLOWERING
OF GRAFTING THAT ONLY INVOLVES
DOGWOOD ONLY A SINGLE BUD OF A DESIRED
VARIETY WITH LITTLE OR NO WOOD
3.BRADFORD PEAR AND IS INSERTED INTO THE STOCK THE
 4.CALLERY PEAR BUD GROWS AND BECOMES A NEW
PLANT
5.COTONEASTER APICULATA

1.MANGO TREE THIS IS SIMILAR TO BUDDING TO

5.GRAFTING GRAFT YOU HAVE TO JOIN TWO
2.SANTOL TREE DIFFERENT KINDS OF PLANTS LIKE
THE ROOT OF ONE PLANT AND THE
3.GUAVA TREE STEM OF THE OTHER PLANT OR
BOTH THEIR STEMS TO FORM A
4.POMELO TREE UNION AND GROW AS ONE PLANT
GRAFTING IS USED IN TREES
5.RAMBUTAN TREE