a shoot grafted onto a rootstock; the "top" of a grafted rose
bud or branch used for grafting.
A short length of stem, taken from one plant which is then grafted onto the rootstock of another plant.
The short length of stem grafted onto another plant's rootstock is called the scion.
A shoot or bud cut from a chosen plant/cultivar for the purpose of grafting or budding on to a rootstock, in order to produce a new individual.
the piece of stem or bud used for grafting.
A cutting of vine cane bearing fertile buds. This is then grafted onto the rootstock variety to become the fruiting part of the vine.
A small shoot that is attached to another plant by grafting.
a detached, living piece of a plant inserted into the stock to provide the aerial parts when a graft is made in horticulture.
a twig or branch of a superior eating variety grafted to roots of another variety to improve disease resistance, production, control tree size or modify other characteristics
a vegetative bud-carrying branch whichis grafted onto other plants
a vegetative bud-carrying branch which is grafted onto other plants
A piece of branch cutting of a desired cultivar used in grafting.
Grape variety grafted to the rootstock.
A shoot or bud taken from one plant and grafted onto the rootstock of another. See Grafting.
In a plant graft, the twig which is fused with the stock. Example: Scions of French grapes are grafted onto American root stocks
Any unrooted portion of a plant used for grafting or budding on to a rooted stock. See Graft. ( BCFT).
A cutting used in grafting, containing a bud of the desired vine.
The part of the tree that is grafted or budded to rootstock. .
The bud or shoot which will become the top of a grafted plant.
in a cactus graft, the unrooted portion of a plant usually attached to the top portion of the stock.
A woody stem or small section of a tree or shrub used to propagate a new plant by grafting on a rootstock. The scion holds the characteristics of the new plant; - the root stock enables it to grow quickly.
On grafted plants, the portion that is chosen for its superior leaf- or fruit-production. It will be grafted onto the rootstock.
The section of a plant inserted into a rootstock when grafting
A cutting or bud that is inserted by grafting into a rootstock.
the upper part of the union of a graft.
Plant, usually a desirable cultivar, that is grafted onto the rootstock of another plant.
A short length of stem containing two or three buds and used in grafting to form the upper part of the graft union.