Which asexual propagation method involves the formation of roots while still attached to the parent plant?

Which of the following asexual propagation methods involves joining the tissues of two different plants?

What is the primary method in asexual propagation where a segment of a parent plant is taken and placed in a suitable environment to grow roots?

In which asexual propagation method does the new plant develop roots while the stem is intentionally wounded?

Which method of asexual propagation is commonly used to create clones of a plant quickly and is often used for houseplants?

Which asexual propagation technique involves the union of scion and rootstock to produce a new plant?

What is the main advantage of propagating plants through marcotting compared to other methods?

Which asexual propagation method is typically best suited for woody plants such as shrubs and trees?

In which asexual propagation method is a portion of a plant's stem or branch cut and placed into the soil to develop roots?

What is the primary purpose of grafting in plant propagation?