Plant grafting is a horticultural technique that involves joining two different plant parts, typically a rootstock and a scion, to grow as a single plant. This method is widely used in fruit tree ...

Grafting two transgenic plants triggers lateral gene transfer at the graft site but does not elicit long-distance transport of DNA into the scion or root of the graft. Initially Ralph Bock's ...

Grafting is a common horticultural technique used to propagate plants and combine desirable characteristics of different plant varieties into one plant. Grafting involves taking a scion ...

Secure the graft: Wrap the graft in grafting tape to hold it securely in place while it heals. Be sure to wrap the tape ...

A cutting from a plant is grafted (attached) on to the stem of another plant. The cut surfaces of the two plants grow together. A plant variety that grows poorly but produces desirable products ...

In this process plants are genetically modified so that they can produce medically useful substances such as drugs and vaccines. Plants such as corn, tobacco or rice can be genetically modified to ...

TNAU demonstrates tomato grafting technology for disease management, emphasizing integrated pest practices for sustainable agriculture.