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- Budding is a grafting technique in which a single bud from the desired scion is used rather than an entire scion containing many buds
- DEN AWAH A DI PRINCIPLES A BUDDING BCS MINO UNDERSTAND DAT
- PRINCIPLE OF BUDDINGS? DAT A SIMPLE SUMO MAN, KIKI AGO EXPLAIN IT YA NOW
- The rootstock and the scion should be of the same thickness The rootstock and scion must be of the same stage of growth.
- DEN AWAH A DI PRINCIPLES A BUDDING BCS MINO UNDERSTAND DAT
- DEN DAT EASY MAN! SOME REMINDERS OF BUDDING ARE:Compatibility-The stock and scion must be sufficiently closely related taxonomically (l.e. genetically) to form a functional graft union.2. Cambial contact (alignment)-The secondary meristem known as the vascular cambium (vc) lies) between the outer wood (secondary xylem) and the inner bark (secondary phloem) of woody plants.3. Pressure-Sufficient pressure between stock and scion is required to prevent them from moving, Independently of each other.4. Avoid Desiccation- Freshly cut surfaces lose water rapidly, at least until necrotic plate formation occurs la layer of dead cells that act as a moisture barrier. 5. Seasonal considerations-Optimal seasonal timing is largely a balance between temperature andmoisture loss.
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