Definition of bud-graft in English:

bud-graft

verb

[with object]

Graft a bud from (a plant) on to another plant.
芽接，把（一种植物）的芽嫁接到另一种植物上
Example sentencesExamples
- When seedling rootstock trees are 2-3m tall, selected cultivars are bud-grafted to them.
- Clones of Hevea brasiliensis are normally bud-grafted on seedling rootstocks.
- Three or five apple varieties are bud-grafted onto the same tree.
- These are not bud-grafted varieties but species grown from seed - we believe that the anticipation of waiting for fruit and finally tasting it is something that the foregone taste of bud-grafted varieties like D-24 would deny.
- Also, after these roses were germinated and grown for a short while, the breeder then bud grafts them onto a robust rootstock to watch their growth attributes for several years.

noun

A plant grown by grafting a bud from one plant on to another plant.
芽接，把（一种植物）的芽嫁接到另一种植物上
Example sentencesExamples
- Cut off the rest of the stem half an inch above the new bud graft, and this will force the new bud.
- Growers recognized that the different cherimoya varieties, propagated by bud grafts, had different properties.
- Many citrus fruits are hybrids created through cross-pollination or through bud grafts, when root stock from one species or variety is grafted onto another to produce a new species or variety.
- Within a week to ten days you will be able to determine if the bud graft has taken.
- It is a non-vegetative bud graft particularly suited to vines in warm climates.

Definition of bud-graft in US English:

bud-graft

verbˈbədˌɡraft

[with object]

Graft a bud of (a plant) onto another plant.
芽接，把（一种植物）的芽嫁接到另一种植物上
Example sentencesExamples
- These are not bud-grafted varieties but species grown from seed - we believe that the anticipation of waiting for fruit and finally tasting it is something that the foregone taste of bud-grafted varieties like D-24 would deny.
- Three or five apple varieties are bud-grafted onto the same tree.
- Also, after these roses were germinated and grown for a short while, the breeder then bud grafts them onto a robust rootstock to watch their growth attributes for several years.
- Clones of Hevea brasiliensis are normally bud-grafted on seedling rootstocks.
- When seedling rootstock trees are 2-3m tall, selected cultivars are bud-grafted to them.

nounˈbədˌɡraft

A plant grown by grafting a bud onto another plant.
Example sentencesExamples
- Many citrus fruits are hybrids created through cross-pollination or through bud grafts, when root stock from one species or variety is grafted onto another to produce a new species or variety.
- It is a non-vegetative bud graft particularly suited to vines in warm climates.
- Within a week to ten days you will be able to determine if the bud graft has taken.
- Cut off the rest of the stem half an inch above the new bud graft, and this will force the new bud.
- Growers recognized that the different cherimoya varieties, propagated by bud grafts, had different properties.

词汇	bud-graft
释义	Definition of bud-graft in English: bud-graft verb [with object] Graft a bud from (a plant) on to another plant. 芽接，把（一种植物）的芽嫁接到另一种植物上 Example sentencesExamples When seedling rootstock trees are 2-3m tall, selected cultivars are bud-grafted to them. Clones of Hevea brasiliensis are normally bud-grafted on seedling rootstocks. Three or five apple varieties are bud-grafted onto the same tree. These are not bud-grafted varieties but species grown from seed - we believe that the anticipation of waiting for fruit and finally tasting it is something that the foregone taste of bud-grafted varieties like D-24 would deny. Also, after these roses were germinated and grown for a short while, the breeder then bud grafts them onto a robust rootstock to watch their growth attributes for several years. noun A plant grown by grafting a bud from one plant on to another plant. 芽接，把（一种植物）的芽嫁接到另一种植物上 Example sentencesExamples Cut off the rest of the stem half an inch above the new bud graft, and this will force the new bud. Growers recognized that the different cherimoya varieties, propagated by bud grafts, had different properties. Many citrus fruits are hybrids created through cross-pollination or through bud grafts, when root stock from one species or variety is grafted onto another to produce a new species or variety. Within a week to ten days you will be able to determine if the bud graft has taken. It is a non-vegetative bud graft particularly suited to vines in warm climates. Definition of bud-graft in US English: bud-graft verbˈbədˌɡraft [with object] Graft a bud of (a plant) onto another plant. 芽接，把（一种植物）的芽嫁接到另一种植物上 Example sentencesExamples These are not bud-grafted varieties but species grown from seed - we believe that the anticipation of waiting for fruit and finally tasting it is something that the foregone taste of bud-grafted varieties like D-24 would deny. Three or five apple varieties are bud-grafted onto the same tree. Also, after these roses were germinated and grown for a short while, the breeder then bud grafts them onto a robust rootstock to watch their growth attributes for several years. Clones of Hevea brasiliensis are normally bud-grafted on seedling rootstocks. When seedling rootstock trees are 2-3m tall, selected cultivars are bud-grafted to them. nounˈbədˌɡraft A plant grown by grafting a bud onto another plant. Example sentencesExamples Many citrus fruits are hybrids created through cross-pollination or through bud grafts, when root stock from one species or variety is grafted onto another to produce a new species or variety. It is a non-vegetative bud graft particularly suited to vines in warm climates. Within a week to ten days you will be able to determine if the bud graft has taken. Cut off the rest of the stem half an inch above the new bud graft, and this will force the new bud. Growers recognized that the different cherimoya varieties, propagated by bud grafts, had different properties.
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