How do you conduct the layering technique?

-You cut a piece of the plant's leaf, root, or stem off and bury it to produce adventitious roots and a new plant.

-You place the plant stem or bud into another plant with a good root system to grow a new plant.

-You bury a piece of the stem to produce adventitious roots and then cut the new plant away from the parent plant.

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Brandon Duncan

Biology

21 November, 21:37

How do you conduct the layering technique?

-You cut a piece of the plant's leaf, root, or stem off and bury it to produce adventitious roots and a new plant.

-You place the plant stem or bud into another plant with a good root system to grow a new plant.

-You bury a piece of the stem to produce adventitious roots and then cut the new plant away from the parent plant.

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Victoria Meza · Answer 1

-You bury a piece of the stem to produce adventitious roots and then cut the new plant away from the parent plant.

Called the natural layering

These stems are vital and needed for active transportation of the water molecules either for the production of food for the plants or to supply sufficient moisture and hydration for other cellular activities in autotrophs however, the most essential function of the stem is also to support the photosynthetic mechanism of plants which is to make their own food and obtain energy from it called photosynthesis which needs sunlight, carbon, and water.