Vegetative Propagation Technology is a method of plant reproduction that doesn't involve seeds but instead uses plant parts to create new plants that are genetically identical to the parent plant. It is commonly used in horticulture, agriculture, and gardening, especially for producing specific varieties. Methods of Vegetative Propagation: 1. Cutting: This method involves cutting a part of the plant (usually a stem, leaf, or root) and placing it in soil or a nutrient medium where it develops roots and forms a new plant. There are different types of cutting, such as stem cuttings, root cuttings, or leaf cuttings. 2. Layering: Layering involves burying part of the plant, often a stem, while keeping it attached to the parent plant. The buried part develops roots, and once established, it can be separated from the parent and become an independent plant. 3. Division: This method is used for plants that form clumps, like many perennials. It involves dividing the parent plant into several...
