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Demonstration Lesson in EPP 6

This document provides a demonstration lesson plan on propagating fruit-bearing trees through asexual reproduction. It introduces several asexual propagation techniques including air layering, grafting, and budding. Students will observe a demonstration of each technique and then break into groups to practice the techniques themselves. Their performance will be evaluated based on a rubric. Safety precautions are outlined due to the sharp tools used. As an assignment, students are asked to research additional plant propagation methods.

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Demonstration Lesson in EPP 6

This document provides a demonstration lesson plan on propagating fruit-bearing trees through asexual reproduction. It introduces several asexual propagation techniques including air layering, grafting, and budding. Students will observe a demonstration of each technique and then break into groups to practice the techniques themselves. Their performance will be evaluated based on a rubric. Safety precautions are outlined due to the sharp tools used. As an assignment, students are asked to research additional plant propagation methods.

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Demonstration Lesson in

TLE-6

JESSIE L. GIMOTO
Kindergarten/ EPP -TLE Teacher
MADRID DISTRICT
Learning Competency:
Demonstrate scientific ways of propagating fruit
bearing trees TLE6AG-Od-5
Content:
1.Propagating trees and fruit trees
Objective:
Reproduce fruit bearing trees through asexual
propagation
Reference:
K-12 EPP & TLE Education Curriculum Guide,
2016
Materials:
Real Propagating Tools ( knife,pruning shear,)
Asphagnum Moss,soil,string,budding tape
Root Stock & scions
caimito
mango

grapes
calamansi

lemon
PROPAGATION
Air Layering

ASEXUAL Grafting

Budding
propagation are cuttings, layering,
budding and grafting. Cuttings
involve rooting a severed piece of
the parent plant; layering involves
rooting a part of the parent and
then severing it; and budding and
grafting is joining two plant parts
from different varieties.
Asexual Propagation | Archives | Aggie Horticulture
aggie-
horticulture.tamu.edu/archives/parsons/misc/asexualpropagation.
html
a method of propagating a plant by
girdling or cutting part way into a stem or
branch and packing the area with a moist
medium, as sphagnum moss, stimulating
root formation so that the stem or branch
can be removed and grown as an
Steps in Air Layering
Grafting Grafting or graftage
[1] is a horticultural technique

whereby tissues of plants are


joined so as to continue their
growth together. The upper
part of the combined plant is
called the scion (/ˈsaɪən/) while
the lower part is called the
rootstock.
Grafting
Budding is a form of asexual
reproduction in which a new
organism develops from an
outgrowth or bud due to cell
division at one particular
site. The new organism
remains attached as it
grows, separating from the
parent organism only when
Budding
Demonstration

Observation Roles
Observe the demonstration of
propagating plants religiously.
Observe silently by not creating
any noise or talking with
classmates..
Group Activity
Direction: You will be group
into three. Each group will
perform the following.

a. Air Layering
b. Budding
c. Grafting
Your output is rated based on
the rubrics.
Safety Reminders!
The cutter or knife and the
pruning shear is very sharp; be
careful in handling to prevent
injury.

While the leader is performing,


the rest of the members will
observe silently.
Assignment:

Research in the
internet
the other way of
propa
tating plants. Submit
Thank You !!!!

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