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Define 'stock and scion '.

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### Step-by-Step Solution: 1. **Understanding Grafting**: - Grafting is a horticultural technique where tissues from one plant are inserted into those of another so that they may grow together. 2. **Defining Stock**: - The term 'Stock' refers to the part of the plant that is rooted in the soil. It serves as the base or foundation for the grafting process. The stock is the plant that provides the root system and is responsible for the uptake of water and nutrients. ...
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  • In grafting stock and scion ought to be joined

    A
    Phaloem to pheloem
    B
    xylem to xylem
    C
    pith to pith
    D
    cambium to cambium
  • Which tissue is required to be present in between stock and scion during grafting?

    A
    Xylem
    B
    Phloem
    C
    Meristem
    D
    Parenchyma
  • For union between stock and scion in grafting which one is the first to occur ?

    A
    Formation of callus
    B
    Production of plasmodesmata
    C
    Differentiation of new vascular tissues
    D
    Regeneration of cortex and epidermis
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