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Definition of budwood in English: budwoodnoun mass nounShort lengths of young branches with buds prepared for grafting on to the rootstock of another plant. Example sentencesExamples - When PPV emerged in Pennsylvania, APHIS quarantined all stone fruit trees, seed, budwood, and nursery stock in a 4-square-mile Adams County area to keep PPV from escaping via plant material bound for other U.S. stone fruit regions.
- Cuttings for budwood are taken when the vines are dormant and no leaves are present to show symptoms, making it impossible to distinguish healthy from infected plants.
- The farms had received budwood from a nursery in the quarantine area in central Queensland.
- The trees, as well as their seeds, budwood, and pollen, serve as valuable germplasm - plant tissue containing the essential genetic information needed to start new citrus plants.
- The team made budwood - for grafting - available to breeders and nurseries for the first time last year.
Definition of budwood in US English: budwoodnounˈbədwo͝od Short lengths of young branches with buds prepared for grafting on to the rootstock of another plant. Example sentencesExamples - The team made budwood - for grafting - available to breeders and nurseries for the first time last year.
- Cuttings for budwood are taken when the vines are dormant and no leaves are present to show symptoms, making it impossible to distinguish healthy from infected plants.
- When PPV emerged in Pennsylvania, APHIS quarantined all stone fruit trees, seed, budwood, and nursery stock in a 4-square-mile Adams County area to keep PPV from escaping via plant material bound for other U.S. stone fruit regions.
- The trees, as well as their seeds, budwood, and pollen, serve as valuable germplasm - plant tissue containing the essential genetic information needed to start new citrus plants.
- The farms had received budwood from a nursery in the quarantine area in central Queensland.
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