Title: Demonstrate asexual propagation methods.
Course: Agricultural Education - Preparation (18003-II) > Section: Exploring Plant Propagation

Demonstration could include one or more of the following:

  - Cuttings (e.g., stem, tip, medial, cane, leaf)
  - Grafting (e.g., cleft, bark, whip/tongue)
  - Division
  - Separation
  - Budding (e.g., patch, chip, T-budding)
  - Layering (e.g., simple, compound, air)
  - Micropropagation

Process/Skill Questions:

  - Why are plant propagation techniques used?
  - What type of cutting would one use on a hardwood plant?
  - When would one graft a plant?
  - What are the benefits of using cuttings?
  - Why are there so many different ways of propagating plants?
  - What are the advantages of asexual propagation?
  - What are the advantages and disadvantages of using a rooting hormone?