There is more loss of water on cut surface as compared to intact surface which is cuticularized and prevents loss of water , loss of water on cut side reduces turgidity hence curvature to opposite side .
No, papaya can not be grown by stem cuttings
When a plant stem cutting is taken, it needs to be placed in a suitable growing medium with adequate moisture and light conditions. Roots will begin to form from the node of the stem cutting, absorbing water and nutrients from the medium. Over time, as the roots grow and spread, a new plant will emerge from the cutting.
Yes it can grow from stem cuttings
Oh honey, you almost had me there! But I'll play along. The number of seeds left on the stem after you blow the dandelion is technically the number of potential new dandelion plants that could grow. So, make a wish and hope those little guys spread far and wide!
you can make santan reproduce by cutting a stem and letting the cut part to absorb water, this encourages the stem to make roots and if you think the roots are good enough you can plant it as is.
the stem
yellow white light (as in not heavy) fragil green stem
cutting is a method of artificial propagation in which the small stem cutting having buds is sowed to get plant variety and in grafting a piece of stem of desired plant is connected to the stem of another plant..
No, papaya can not be grown by stem cuttings
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Yes, a dandelion is considered a herbaceous plant. It has a soft, non-woody stem that dies back to the ground after the growing season. Herbaceous plants like dandelions typically have green stems and can regenerate from their roots each year.
no, but it grows from a special stem called sucker
When a plant stem cutting is taken, it needs to be placed in a suitable growing medium with adequate moisture and light conditions. Roots will begin to form from the node of the stem cutting, absorbing water and nutrients from the medium. Over time, as the roots grow and spread, a new plant will emerge from the cutting.
by stem cutting =3
Yes it can grow from stem cuttings
They are cut into two pieces
Oh honey, you almost had me there! But I'll play along. The number of seeds left on the stem after you blow the dandelion is technically the number of potential new dandelion plants that could grow. So, make a wish and hope those little guys spread far and wide!