Question

Write differences between the following:
a) Grafting - Layering
b) Stamen - Carpel

Answer 1

Hint: Grafting and layering are two different methods used for propagation of plants. They are artificial methods of propagation. Stamen and carpel are two parts of structures found in the plant body which help in reproduction.

Complete step by step answer:
a) Grafting and Layering

Grafting	Layering
Two stems are joined together to form a single plant in this technique.	In this method, a section of the plant with the node is bowed towards the ground and covered with wet soil, leaving the tip of the branch exposed over the ground.
It is used to create better varieties of various blossoms and organic products.	Roots grow from the dirt-covered branch. At that point, the roots develop and transform into another plant.
It is beneficial for getting more varieties from a single plant.	Layering only produces one type of posterity.
Grafting is regarded as a highly achievable strategy in the agricultural field.	When compared to the grafting uniting technique, layering is regarded as a less valuable procedure.
We can obtain exceptionally appealing characteristics from the parent ‘stock' plant to various ‘scions' using the grafting strategy.	In layering technique, we can get the same qualities from parent to posterity.
Examples: mango, Apple, citrus fruits, etc.	Example : Jasmine.

b) Stamen - Carpel

Stamen	Carpel
It is the flower's male part.	It is the flower's female component.
It is divided into two sections: anther and filament.	It is divided into three sections: style, stigma, and ovary.

Note:
Grafting and layering are unmistakably methods of artificial vegetative propagation. Both grafting and layering aid in the preservation and perpetuation of plant varieties.