Perennial type of Moringa are mostly propagated by: (IGKV CET Horti 2018)

✅Explanation: Perennial Moringa varieties, unlike annual ones, don't reliably retain their desired characteristics when grown from seeds. This is because seed propagation introduces genetic variation. Limb cuttings, on the other hand, create clones of the parent plant, ensuring the new plant inherits the same beneficial traits as the original.

🔴 Related terminology:
-Perennial: A plant that lives for more than two years.
-Annual: A plant that completes its lifecycle (germination, growth, reproduction, death) within one year.
-Propagation: The process of multiplying plants asexually or sexually.
-Limb cutting: A stem section cut from a parent plant to be rooted and grown into a new plant.
-Genetic variation: The differences in genetic makeup between individuals of a species.
-Clone: A group of genetically identical individuals derived from a single parent organism.