Some Defination in Horticulture
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Some Defination in Horticulture
Crotch | The angel made by the attachment of a branch to the trunk or another branch. |
Deheading | A severe heading back of major limbs of a tree. |
Etuli (coase) Pruning. | Removal of large limbs as contrasted to removal of larger number of small branches. |
Fine Pruning | Removal of small branches or twig over the entire plants, as’ contrasted to removal entire plants limbs. |
Heading back | Removal of the terminal portion of twig or branch. |
Heavy pruning | Removal of a large amount of wood from the plant. This may be either coarse or fine. |
Leader | The most prominent and upright branch through the Centre of the tree which tends to .dominate all others. |
Prumng. | The removal of plant parts for the purpose of increasing the value of the remaining parts. |
Scaffold branch | The main branches arising difficulty from the trunk of the trees. |
Secondary Branches | The branches arising from the main branch. |
Shoots | New growth which bears leaves, |
Spur | A shoot or twig of limited growth, |
Thinning out | Removal of an entire twig or branch at its point of origin. |
Training | Modification of from or shape by prunning. |
Trunk | The main axis of the plant from ground level to the point of branching. |
Twig | Shoot growth new or dormant. |
Water sprout | A very vigours ( usually unbranched ) shoot arising out of, adventitious buds on main scaffold branches, on the leader ; or in the vicinity of large pruning wounds. |