Index to Grafting and Budding

A distance learning approach
from The Department of Floriculture and Ornamental Horticulture
College of Agriculture & Life Sciences at Cornell University
Kenneth W. Mudge, Associate Professor of Horticulture

"The ways or fashions of grafting are legion. There are as many ways as there are ways of whittling. The operator may fashion the union of the stock and the cion to suit himself, if only he appply cambium to cambium, make a close joint, and properly protect the work."

-- Liberty Hyde Bailey, Standard Cyclopedia of Horticuture,
1928

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	Introduction Learning Objectives Concepts and Definitions Natural and Human History of Grafting and Budding Reasons for Grafting and Budding Rootstocks Requirements for Successful Grafting and Budding Anatomy and Physiology of Grafting Union Formation Laboratory Exercise: Chip Budding of Hibiscus (Internet) Laboratory Exercise: T-Budding of Hibiscus Laboratory Exercise: Top Wedge Grafting of Hibiscus Alphabetical listing of Grafting & Budding Techniques Approach graft Bridge graft Chip bud Cleft graft T-bud Top wedge graft Whip & Tongue graft Specific crops propogation systems involving grafting or budding Apple Top Wedge Grafting of Avocado T-budding of Citrus Literature Cited (Bibliography) Glossary To page top Discussion Group