Commercial Propagation Methods of Horticultural Crops - AgriBooks

Commercial Propagation Methods of Horticultural Crops – AgriBooks

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Plant Propagation: Plant propagation can be defined as controlled reproduction of a plant by a man in order to perpetuate a selected individual, or group of individuals which is having specific values to him. Multiplication of plant is called propagation.

Types of Propagation: (i) Sexual Propagation in Plants (ii) Asexual Propagation in Plants (iii) Plant Propagation by Tissue Culture

Commercial propagation methods of Horticulture crops are mentioned in table below:

Commercial Propagation Method	Horticulture Crop
Seed	Papaya, Phalsa, Acid lime, Coconut, Arecanut, Passion Fruit, Cape gooseberry, Oil Palm, Cocoa, Coffee
Seed, Hard wood cutting	Karonda, Jatropha
Soft wood cutting	Geranium, Bougainvillea and other annual ornamental plant
Seed, Inarching	Mangosteen
Seed, T-budding	Pummelo
Seed, Insitu-Budding	Wood Apple
Softwood Cutting, Leaf Node Cutting	Tea
Hard wood cutting	Fig, Pomegranate, Grape, Deshi Gulab, Bougainvillea, Duranta
Simple Layering and Compound Layering	Jasmine (Chameli, Jhui, Mogra)
Air layering	Lemon, Cherry, Lemon, Avocado
Stooling	Guava
Suckers	Banana, Bamboo, Teak
Offshoot & Suckers	Date palm,
Suckers and slips	Pineapple
Suckers and Tip cutting	Chrysanthemum
Runners	Dubgrass, strawberry
Patch Budding	Aonla, Jamun, Peanut, Beal
Ring Budding	Ber
T-Budding (Shield Budding)	Mandarin, Sweet Orange, Peach, Plum, Almond, Grape Fruit, Olive
Tongue Grafting	Apple, Pear, Apricoat
Inarching	Sapota, Jack Fruit, Loquat, Avacado
Veneer Grafting	Mango
Forecut Budding	Rubber
Crown Grafting	Persimon
Tuber	Potato, Cassava, Arrow root and Dahlia
Rhizome	Turmeric, Ginger and Waterlily
Corm	Colocasia, Glandulas, Yam
Clove	Garlic
Bulb	Tuberose