Question
The term 'Orthotropic' shoots in propagation refers to:
Solution
Orthotropic shoots grow vertically and are essential for maintaining the upright architecture of a tree. Propagating from horizontal (plagiotropic) shoots can sometimes result in lopsided or prostrate growth.
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