Bouture Mähen, n Esqueje A piece of leaf, stem or root removed from a plant and prompted to develop into a new plant, genetically identical to the parent plant.
If one trims from a rose plant the last 10 inches of a new shoot, dips the end in rooting hormone, and plants the shoot in the soil that bit of shoot is said to be a cutting. The resulting roses are grown on their own roots. Cutting, the method of producing cuttings, is one of two popular ways of cloning rose cultivars. The other method is budding.
A small piece from a plant intended for the development of another plant - see propagation.
Certain types of illuminated manuscripts were very large. The huge size of these books contributed to their destruction. In nineteenth-century Europe, high import taxes, computed by weight, were placed on books. In order to avoid this tax, dealers and collectors frequently cut out the illuminated and decorated pages. An entire page with miniatures, marginalia, capitals and calligraphy is referred to as a leaf. A cutting is a miniature painting with no calligraphy.
Cutting down trees and sorting the stems by species
A section of a stem or piece of a plant used to propagate a new plant. Can be stem cutting, root cutting, tip cutting. Sometimes called a 'slip'
A piece of a plant (leaf, stem or root) which can be used to produce a new plant.
A section of a leaf, often containing illuminated initials which have been cut from a manuscript.
A piece of a plant cut and planted to produce a new plant. E-G H-L M-O P-R T-W
a part of a plant's leaves, roots, or stem which is planted and grows into a new plant
Detached parts of stem plants for replanting. submitted by Adrian
used in propagation. When taking a piece of stem, root or leaf to root and form new plants.
This can be a leaf, roots, shoot, or a bud that has been cut off and then used in propagation.
Part taken from a parent plant for cultivation.
In timber harvesting, a compound term referring to the operations of felling, limbing, debarking and bucking.
a root, stem or leaf section removed from a plant that can grow into a new plant My teacher gave me a cutting of the big plant in our classroom so I could grow a new plant at home.
The process of felling, bucking and limbing trees.
A side stem is cut off a plant and allowed to sprout roots to make a new plant.
Any part that can be severed from a plant and be capable of vegetative propagation.
A rootless section of a plant that develops roots in a proper medium to produce a new plant.
A section of a plant that is cut off and rooted to create a new plant.
a part (sometimes a root or leaf or bud) removed from a plant to propagate a new plant through rooting or grafting
a fragment of a plant which is forced to produce its roots and become a complete individual plant
a piece of a plant, normally a side shoot or growing tip of medium firm wood/flesh
a piece of branch, root, or leaf that's separated from a plant and used to create a new plant
a piece of the stem of a plant which, under suitable conditions, will initiate root growth
a piece of vegetative tissue (stem, root or leaf) that, when placed under suitable environmental conditions, will regenerate the missing parts and produce a self-sustaining plant
a portion of a plant taken from a parent plant
a short piece of stem, which can grow into a new plant Some plants can be grown
a vegetative plant part which is cut from the parent plant in order to regenerate itself into a completely new plant
a vegetative plant part which is severed from the parent plant in order to regenerate itself, thereby forming a whole new plant
a bit of a plant that has been cut and rooted. _A means to propagate.
An eight inch to 12 inch section of stem section that is planted directly into the soil.
1. growing tip cut from a parent plant for asexual propagation 2. clone
A piece from a plant encouraged to form roots and thus produce a new plant. This is vegetative reproduction and plants produced by this method are true to their parental type.
A fragment cut from a manuscript leaf, usually containing a miniature or a historiated initial.
A piece of stem, root, or leaf capable of being grown to form a new plant.
a fragment of plant material that is capable of growing to become another complete, individual plant
(a) A short length of stem branch or root placed in the soil, or other medium, in order that it may develop into a plant. Cf. Cutting root and shoot. (b) American. Syn. For felling.
See Leaf Cutting or Peduncle Cutting.
New growth cut for rooting or other vegetative propagation.
Any vegetative plant part removed from a plant specifically for the purpose of producing additional plants of the same type.
A bit of rose stem stripped of leaves and stuck in some loose soil.