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Grafting in plants is an asexual (vegetative) propagation method that involves joining living tissues of two genetically similar or conspecific plants to develop as a single organism. In grafting, the lower part of the plant that forms the root and stem system is called the “rootstock,” while the upper part containing buds is referred to as the “scion” or “graft bud.” Grafting is applied for numerous agricultural purposes, including fruit and vegetable production, plant breeding, enhancing disea

In plants, grafting is an asexual (vegetative) propagation method that involves joining living tissues of two genetically similar or conspecific plants so that they develop as a single organism. In grafting, the lower part of the plant that forms the root and stem system is called the “rootstock,” while the upper part containing buds is referred to as the “scion” or “bud eye.” Grafting is applied for numerous agricultural purposes, including fruit and vegetable production, plant breeding, enhanc