Removing of certain shoots, cones, spurs from the base of plant is called___________________?
Correct answer: A. Thinning out
- A. Thinning out
- B. Training
- C. Pruning
- D. Heading back
Explanation
Thinning out means removing an entire shoot, cone or spur from its point of origin at the plant base. Heading back instead shortens a shoot by cutting part of it, while training shapes the plant without this specific removal.
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