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  • Softwood grafting is successful in which fruit? (Technical Assistant 2013)

    Question: Softwood grafting is successful in which fruit? (Technical Assistant 2013)

    Options:

    Ber (Indian plum)
    Mango
    Amla (Indian gooseberry)
    None of the above

    ✅Explanation
    Softwood grafting is a technique commonly used for propagating mango trees. It involves joining a young shoot (scion) from a desired mango variety onto a rootstock.

    📌Other Options Explanations
    A. Ber (Indian plum) – Seedlings, cuttings, layeringC. Amla (Indian gooseberry) – Seedlings, cuttings, grafting

    Important 🔑Key Points:
    -The softwood grafting could be performed even during summer when other methods of propagation are not possible.
    -Healthy and vigorous scion sticks are selected from the mother plants. In softwood grafting 45-60 days old 8-12 cm long scion sticks are suitable for successful soft wood grafting.
    -Softwood grafting is done by wedge method of grafting which is easier than various other grafting techniques.
    -Success is much higher than other grafting methods.
    Plants get ready for sale within 4-5 months after grafting. By this technique, plants take about 1 year from seed sources to sale while it takes about 2 years in veneer grafting

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