Grafting is a centuries-old technique used in plants to obtain economic benefits. Grafting increases nutrient uptake and utilization efficiency in a number of plant species, including fruits, vegetables, and ornamentals. Selected rootstocks of the same species or close relatives are utilized in grafting. Rootstocks absorb more water and ions than self-rooted plants and transport these water and...

In this study, different eggplant scion genotypes were grafted onto rootstock in order to assess the plant growth, development, and fruit yield of plants based on physiological morphological response mechanisms. The experiment was conducted at vegetable research field plot campus Faculty Agriculture, University Erciyes, Kayseri-Turkey. carried out determine shoot root fresh dry biomasses, heigh...

Grafting is an ancient technique that involves the physical joining of genotypically distinct shoot and root systems, in order to achieve a desirable compound plant. This practice widely used modern agriculture improve biotic abiotic stress tolerance, modify plant architecture, induce precocious flowering rejuvenate old perennial varieties, boost yield, more. Beneficial new rootstock-scion comb...

Plant interspecific periclinal chimeras are a mosaic formed by tissues from two species. They are manipulated here as an efficient plant breeding tool for cassava root yields. In this study, plants synthesized from two chimeras, designated as chimera 2 and chimera 4, were characterized morphologically and cytologically to unravel the origin of their tissue layers (L2 and L3). Root yield of the ...

Xylella fastidiosa (Xf) is the causative agent of Pierce’s Disease (PD). Collectively, a team of researchers (Lindow, Dandekar, Labavitch/Powell and Gilchrist) has identified or constructed and advanced the evaluation of five (Table 1) novel genes (DNA constructs) that, when engineered into grapevines, suppress symptoms of PD by reducing the titer of Xf in the plant, reducing its systemic sprea...

Hazelnuts are usually propagated by suckers or layering. However, other methods of propagation have been tested with variable results. Grafting is a method that has a few advantages such as fast multiplication rate, earlier fruiting and reducing sucker removal cost on specific rootstocks. Unfortunately, grafting is difficult due to slow formation of callus in hazelnuts. Here, we report the hypo...

Lemon is a prominent citrus fruit that supports regional economies worldwide. Several agronomic and quality attributes are affected by the rootstock selection, thus its selection essential for successful grove. This study aims to compare of four lemon cultivars (‘Mikrokarpo Messaras’, ‘Nouvel Athos’, ‘Femminello Commune,’ ‘Zia gara Bianca’) grafted onto three rootstocks (‘Sour Orange’, ‘Yuma Po...