| A | B |
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| apple | a tree commonly propagated by budding |
| stenting | new type of grafting, used on roses, graft scion onto a piece of stem that produces good roots |
| canes | ayering is used as the asexual propagation of these |
| chip | budding is widely used for grapes |
| cleft | type of grafting is a wedge placed in the center of the stem so a piece of scion wood can be placed into the stem |
| cormels | many corms together form these |
| crown | What is divided when propagating tuberous roots? |
| division | the process in which parts of the plant (such as rhizomes or tubers) are cut into sections, each capable of developing a new plant. |
| dormancy | if water is withheld from a potted bulb plant such as the amaryllis, what state will this force? |
| girdling | a method used on layered plants where stem is injured and wrapped in wet spaghnum moss |
| laminate | a tunicate bulb |
| nontunicate | The ____ or scaly bulb has no tough outer covering. |
| rhizomes | underground stems that grow horizontally, produce roots on bottom and stems on top |
| rootstock | Name the bottom part of the plant used in a graft. |
| scion | When grafting, what is the name of the newly installed shoot or top of the plant? |
| separation | the method whereby natural structures (such as bulbs or corms) produced by certain plants are removed from the parent plant to become new plants |
| bulblets | the first of four stages of bulbs produced during the life of a bulb plant. |
