Process / pipelinePropagation and rootstock evaluation
Grafting Success Evaluation
Grafting success evaluation assesses the degree of vascular union formation and physiological compatibility between scion (upper) and rootstock (lower) in grafted plants. This method combines visual inspection of callus development, histological analysis, anatomical measurements, and physiological testing to predict long-term graft performance. It is critical for rootstock development, cultivar preservation, and commercial propagation efficiency.
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