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    <title>Effect of arnica 30 in enhancing tomato grafting on egg plant rootstock.</title>
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    <description>Title: Effect of arnica 30 in enhancing tomato grafting on egg plant rootstock.
Authors: Akshaya.S.B; Krishna, Gokul.K
Abstract: Grafting and budding are common horticultural techniques used to join parts from two or more plants so that they appear to grow as a single plant.[1] In grafting, the upper part (scion) of one plant grows on the root system (rootstock) of another plant; here tomato twig is taken as scion&#xD;
and egg plant is used as rootstock. .[2] Grafting tomato on eggplant rootstock is one way of eliminating bacterial wilt. It is a destructive disease affecting tomato plant, which causes big loses in the horticultural set up, especially organic farmers who prefer to grow vegetables in natural conditions. .[3,4] During pandemics, many of the hobbyist gardeners resolved to begin kitchen&#xD;
garden for their Household purpose and this is the background why this study came in the light. This technology was beneficial for people to harvest tomato even during off-seasons.
Description: The study about  the action of Arnica 30 in enhancing grafting process.</description>
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