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Grafting is a horticultural technique that joins plant tissues together, allowing the scion and rootstock to grow as a unified organism. This method is crucial to plant science because it enables asexual propagation of desirable traits while providing researchers with a valuable tool for studying vascular tissue integration, cellular compatibility, and plant physiology.

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Grafting-Induced Epigenetic Changes Persist Across Generations in S...

Grafting tomatoes onto salt-tolerant rootstock creates heritable DNA changes lasting 3+...

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Grafted Pepper Plants Show Enhanced Capsaicin Under Water Deficit

Grafted peppers produce 45% more capsaicin when water-stressed, offering a route to spi...

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