Artificial Vegetative Propagation Quiz

Which method of artificial vegetative propagation involves cutting the stem into small pieces with each bearing an axillary bud?

• Layering

• Grafting

• Micro-propagation

• Cutting

In the method of layering, a portion of one of the lower branches of the plant is bent down to the ground and covered with soil. What is removed from this portion?

• Leaves

• Flowers

• Bark

• Roots

Which method of artificial vegetative propagation involves fixing a small shoot or bud of a desired variety of plant on the stem of another plant?

• Cutting

• Layering

• Grafting

• Micro-propagation

What is the name given to the plant receiving the bud or the shoot in the process of grafting?

• Scion

• Stock

• Cambium

• Callus

Which method of artificial vegetative propagation is used for plants like mint, rose, and jasmine?

• Cutting

• Layering

• Grafting

• Micro-propagation

What is the purpose of binding the grafted points with tape and covering the joint with wax?

• To prevent dehydration

• To promote growth

• To prevent infection

• To provide support

Which method of artificial vegetative propagation involves the use of tissue culture technique?

• Cutting

• Layering

• Grafting

• Micro-propagation

What is the name given to the mass of cells formed during tissue culture technique?

• Explant

• Callus

• Plantlet

• Embryoid

Which technique is being used to grow orchids, Gladiolus, and Chrysanthemum?

• Cutting

• Layering

• Grafting

• Micro-propagation

What is one benefit of plant tissue culture technique?

• Rapid propagation of identical individuals

• Increased genetic diversity

• Improved seed germination

• Enhanced root development