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Types of Plant Propagation: Sexual and Asexual | Horticulture

Plant propagation is defined as the multiplication of plants by both sexual and asexual means. Type # 1. Sexual Propagation: Plants are raised from seeds and such plants are known as seedlings. Advantages: 1. Seedlings are long lived, hardy, bear more heavily and are easier to propagate. 2. This is the only method of propagation in phalsa and papaya where [...]

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Micro-Propagation: Pathways and Stages | Horticulture

In this article we will discuss about:- 1. Definition of Micro-Propagation 2. Pathway of Regeneration 3. Stages 4. Techniques 5. Problems 6. Advantages 7. Disadvantages. Definition of Micro-Propagation: The term micro-propagation is used specifically to refer to the application of tissue culture techniques to the propagation of plants starting with very small plant parts grown aseptically in a test tube [...]

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Plant Propagation by Seed | Horticulture | Agriculture

The fruits like papaya, phalsa, kaghzilime, jamun and guava are usually propagated from seed. Similarly, the rootstalk for citrus, ber, loquat, mango, pear, peach, plum, etc. are usually raised from seed. Propagation from seed has been responsible for the production of chance seedlings of highly superior merit and has contributed towards evolution of new varieties. The man made hybrids are [...]

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