Question

The most form of layering that occurs naturally is called ____ layering.
•simple
•air
•trench
•double

Budding differs from grafting by
-speed of graft
-success of graft
-size of graft
-type of beer used

Answer 1

solution :

Simple layering.

Horticulturists execute diffrent kinds of Layering for the propagation of plants of interest. Natural layering processes commonly occurs when a branch touches the ground, which leads to the production of roots, specifically adventitious roots. The Horticulturists execute layering process by inducing wounds to target region for exposing the inner stem. These areas were later applied by artificial rooting compounds for the rooting to occur. In simple layering, or otherwise called as ground layering the stem is bent down and the target branch region covered in the soil. These regions will later associated with formation of adventitious roots.

Budding differs from grafting by the type of scion used. In budding the scion used for asexual reproduction is a a simple outgrowth or bud whereas in grafting the scion is a part of the stem.