whip graft

American  

noun

Horticulture.

1. a graft prepared by cutting both the scion and the stock in a sloping direction and securing them by tying or taping.

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whip graft British  

noun

1. horticulture a graft made by inserting a tongue cut on the sloping base of the scion into a slit on the sloping top of the stock

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Etymology

Origin of whip graft

First recorded in 1665–75

Example Sentences

The side graft and the whip graft are the forms most used.

From Project Gutenberg

Modes of Grafting.—The only two modes of grafting that I shall recommend for the chestnut are the splice or whip graft, and the cleft or wedge graft.

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QUESTION: In the case of smaller grafts, what would be your objection to the use of the ordinary whip graft?

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If a man has found that he can put on one graft more quickly, that he has a technic that gives him speed, which is one of the essentials of grafting, if you can put on the whip graft quicker than I can put the other on, do it.

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An attempt will be made next spring to whip graft the trees that did not set buds this summer.

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