Grafting is an ancient agricultural practice that joins the root system (rootstock) of one plant
to the shoot (scion) of another. It is most commonly employed in woody perennial crops to …

Grafting is a widely used practice for asexual propagation of fruit trees. Many physiological,
biochemical, and molecular changes occur upon grafting that can influence important …

Photosynthetic responses and water relation of two apple cultivars, Hongro (medium-
maturing) and Fuji (late-maturing), grafted on a single M. 9 rootstock, were examined under …

This review illuminates key findings in our understanding of grapevine xylem resistance to
fungal vascular wilt diseases. Grapevine (Vitis spp.) vascular diseases such as esca …

Waterlogging has been one of the major problems in plant cultivation worldwide. As its
frequency and severity are increasing in the era of climate change, waterlogging tolerance …

Drought and waterlogging are major abiotic stresses in fruit cultivation that should both be
considered when establishing an orchard as the frequency and severity of extreme climate …

Influence of four rootstocks (M. 9, MM. 106, MM. 111, and local seedling) on the scion leaf
and fruit mineral concentrations, tree growth, yield and fruit quality attributes of 'Golden …

The present study examined the physiology and anatomy characteristic of two leading apple
cultivars in Korea, Hongro (medium maturing) and Fuji (late maturing). Leaf morphology …

The plant pomological characteristics and physiological behaviors of genotypes in modern
apple cultivation could be different depending on the use of rootstock, changing growth …

The anatomical characteristics of young stems and mature leaves of dwarf and standard
pears were compared through light microscopy (paraffin sections) and scanning electron …