Which method of propagating fruit trees involves attaching a scion from one tree onto the rootstock of another tree?

Which method of propagating fruit trees involves taking a stem or branch from a parent tree and growing it into a new tree?

Which method of propagating fruit trees involves encouraging roots to grow while the stem is still attached to the parent tree?

Which method of propagating fruit trees involves burying part of a branch in the ground to encourage it to develop roots?

Which method of propagating fruit trees involves grafting a scion onto the rootstock without making a cut through the branch?

Which method of propagating fruit trees involves inserting a single bud into the bark of the rootstock instead of a scion with multiple buds?

What is the lower part of a grafted plant?

What is the upper part of a grafted plant?

What is the other name of vegetative propagation?

Seed propagation is also called -----