Muzafaruddin Chachar

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1. General Introduction to Grafting Grafting is a centuries-old agricultural propagation approach frequently used to enhance the performance of plants in terms of production, quality, and resistance to biotic and abiotic stresses. It entails fusing a rootstock with a scion, and two genetically distinct plant segments, so that the two sections combine and develop into a single plant. Grafting mostly depends on plants’ inherent wound-healing ability [1,2].