cleftgraft (Meaning)

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cleftgraft (v. t.)

To ingraft by cleaving the stock and inserting a scion.

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

The horticulturist demonstrated the intricate technique of cleftgrafting, carefully joining the scion to the rootstock.
Cleftgrafting is a common method employed by orchardists to propagate fruit trees with desirable traits.
The success of the apple orchard's rejuvenation was attributed to the meticulous cleftgrafting process undertaken by skilled arborists.
In botanical studies, cleftgrafting serves as a means to preserve heirloom varieties and promote genetic diversity.
The nursery specialized in cleftgrafting rare and exotic plant specimens, catering to enthusiasts and collectors.
Master gardeners often teach novices the fundamentals of cleftgrafting as a fundamental skill in horticultural practice.
The delicate art of cleftgrafting requires precision and patience to ensure the union between scion and stock remains strong.
Through cleftgrafting, farmers can accelerate the production of uniform crops while maintaining the integrity of the original cultivar.
The success rate of cleftgrafting depends on factors such as timing, environmental conditions, and the compatibility of plant tissues.
Botanical gardens showcase the diversity of plant species through exhibits that highlight various grafting techniques, including cleftgrafting.

To ingraft by cleaving the stock and inserting a scion.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The horticulturist demonstrated the intricate technique of cleftgrafting, carefully joining the scion to the rootstock.

Cleftgrafting is a common method employed by orchardists to propagate fruit trees with desirable traits.

The success of the apple orchard's rejuvenation was attributed to the meticulous cleftgrafting process undertaken by skilled arborists.

In botanical studies, cleftgrafting serves as a means to preserve heirloom varieties and promote genetic diversity.