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Grafting is a method to transmit
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Grafting is a method to transmit

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Viral disease

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Mycoplasmal disease

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Viroid disease

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All the above

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When a scion is grafted onto a rootstock and one of the graft components is virus-infected, the virus may pass through the graft site from the diseased component into the healthy one. The viral disease, mycoplasmal disease, and Viroid disease have developed a mechanism of graft transmission.
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Grafting is a method to transmit
TopicThe Living World
SubjectBiology
ClassClass 11
Answer TypeText solution:1
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