Environment Lang Tech Manual Fulfulde updated 08 - Mali
Environment Lang Tech Manual Fulfulde updated 08 - Mali
Environment Lang Tech Manual Fulfulde updated 08 - Mali
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3. Gerefe ana moƔƔi e lekki………….<br />
a. pamari<br />
b. ki rimata<br />
c. njorki<br />
Cross Word Exercise<br />
TaƔude To dry<br />
Caǣal To eat<br />
ǣiǣǣe leǧǧe To cut<br />
Yoorude Usefulness<br />
Nafaka Work<br />
Golle Fruits<br />
Ȃaamude Branch<br />
Translate the paragraphs below:<br />
1- Methods of grafting and budding<br />
Methods of grafting can be classified under four headings, depending on the<br />
type of grafting material used and its position on the stock plant:<br />
• Grafting with scions, which used pieces of stem joined to the<br />
stock by<br />
□ cleft (wedge) grafting, or<br />
□ whip or tongue grafting;<br />
• Budding (bud grafting) used buds as propagating material;<br />
• Approach grafting when two rooted plants are united. When the<br />
graft has taken, the plants are separated.<br />
The choice of a grafting method depends on the plant species, on the gardener’s<br />
personal experience and on the diameters of the material. If you cannot get detailed<br />
information, it is best to try several methods and see which one is the most successful.<br />
2- Grafting tools<br />
Only a few tools and some simple materials are needed for grafting:<br />
• A knife with a very sharp cutting blade;<br />
• Lengths of pliable binding material (string, or plastic tape);<br />
• A little birdlime, resin or a recommended form of wax for<br />
sealing, if you use binding material made of twine;<br />
• A pair of secateurs, useful for cutting scions from branches<br />
and for topping stock<br />
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