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Commercial Propagation Methods in Horticulture (Fruits)

Understanding commercial propagation methods is essential for agriculture students and professionals preparing for competitive exams.

Discover a detailed guide on commercial propagation techniques, including various grafting, layering, and cutting methods. This article is designed to help agriculture students and competitive exam (AO/AAO) aspirants understand modern horticultural practices.

Commercial Plant Propagation Methods GRAFTING Rootstock Scion Graft Union Horticulturist CUTTINGS Parent Plant Fresh Cutting Rooting LAYERING Parent Plant Soil Mound New Growth Roots Forming SEED PROPAGATION SEEDS Seed Bank Seed Tray Germination Chamber Sprouting Seedling TISSUE CULTURE Acclimatization Chamber Sterile Technique Controlled Growth Chamber Stage 1 Stage 5 Final Plant ©Agrigyan.in

Propagation Methods Table

Crop Propagation Method & Details
Mango Veneer grafting (common in Northern India), inarching (used in Southern India), softwood grafting (applied in dry areas), epicotyl/stone grafting (typical in Konkan, Maharashtra) and seed propagation (germination in 20–25 days)
Banana Sward suckers (500–750 grams) and tissue culture (G-9 variety)
Ber Ring budding
Guava Mould layering or stool layering
Grapes Hardwood cutting
Pomegranate Hardwood grafting and the gutti pressure method
Beal and Aonla Patch budding
Lemon, Papaya, and Phalsa Seed propagation
Orange, Malta, and Rose T-budding or shield budding
Date Palm Offshoot propagation
Lemon and Lasoda Air layering
Dasheri Hardwood cutting
Gladiolus Propagation via corm
Chrysanthemum Terminal cutting
Marigold Seed propagation
Gerbera Division of cutting
Carnation Top cutting method
Coconut Seed propagation
Areca Nut Seed propagation
Karonda Seed propagation and hardwood cutting
Mangosteen Seed propagation and inarching
Coffee Seed propagation
Fig Hardwood cutting
Tea Softwood cutting and leaf node cutting
Litchi Air layering
Cherry Air layering
Pineapple Propagation by slip and suckers
Strawberry Runners propagation
Almond ‘T’ grafting
Custard Apple ‘T’ grafting
Jamun ‘T’ grafting
Peach ‘T’ grafting
Apple Tongue grafting
Pear Tongue grafting
Sapota Inarching
Jackfruit Inarching
Cashew Softwood grafting
Rubber Forket budding
Avocado Air layering
Wool Apple Seed propagation and in-situ budding

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