grafting in Latin
grafting in Latin is insitiō — grafting means the process of attaching a shoot or bud from one plant onto another so they grow together.
grafting in Latin
insitiō
(horticulture) The act, art, or process of inserting grafts.
What does "grafting" mean?
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noun The process of attaching a shoot or bud from one plant onto another so they grow together.
"Grafting lets growers combine a hardy rootstock with a fruit-bearing variety."
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noun The surgical process of transplanting tissue or skin onto another part of the body.
"Skin grafting helped speed up recovery from the burn."
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grafting in a sentence
- Grafting lets growers combine a hardy rootstock with a fruit-bearing variety.
- Skin grafting helped speed up recovery from the burn.
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What is "grafting" in Latin?
"grafting" in Latin is insitiō. grafting means: The process of attaching a shoot or bud from one plant onto another so they grow together.
How do you use "grafting" in a sentence?
Example: "Grafting lets growers combine a hardy rootstock with a fruit-bearing variety." In Latin, "grafting" is insitiō.
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