Layering - Marcotting Flashcards by Clarisse Agustin

Q

the bark of a hard stem or branch is removed and is
covered with a ball of soil or moss secured by a plastic
and kept moist until the roots develop.

A

Marcotting

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Q

Marcotting is also known as ___________

A

Air Layering

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Q

What type of layering is this?

A

Marcotting

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Q

5 examples of plants that can be propagated using Marcotting

A

I. Crotons plant
2. Schefflera plant
3. Adelfa plant
4. Miagus plant
5. Mussaenda plant

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What is the name of this plant that can be propagated by Marcotting.

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Crotons plant

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What is the name of this plant that can be propagated by Marcotting.

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Schefflera plant

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What is the name of this plant that can be propagated by Marcotting.

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Adelfa plant

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What is the name of this plant that can be propagated by Marcotting.

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Miagus plant

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What is the name of this plant that can be propagated by Marcotting.

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Mussaenda plant

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