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It is a common method of vegetative propagation in which long pieces of one year old stems are cut, their lower ends are dipped in root promoting hormones and are then planted in the soil, which then develop adventitious roots. This method of vegetative propagation is performed in

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rose and sugarcane

B
lemon and orange

C
Begonia and Bryophyllum

D
all of these.

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Stem cutting is a common method of plant propagation. Some examples are rose, sugarcane, Duranta, Citus, grape, coffee, Clerodendron, tea, Bougainvillea, Croton, China Rose, Carnation, Tapioca, Begonia, Bryophyllum.
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It is a common method of vegetative propagation in which long pieces of one year old stems are cut, their lower ends are dipped in root promoting hormones and are then planted in the soil, which then develop adventitious roots. This method of vegetative propagation is performed in
Updated OnMar 24, 2023
TopicReproduction in Organisms
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