If You Plant a Grape Stalk, What Will Grow From It?

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Cuttings from dormant grape vines are used to reproduce the plant. The grape stalk takes root and produces a new vine genetically identical to the original plant. This is the most common method of propagating grape vines.

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Diane Watkins has been writing since 1984, with experience in newspaper, newsletter and web content. She writes two electronic newsletters and content around the web. Watkins has a Bachelor of Science degree in chemistry from Clemson University. She has taken graduate courses in biochemistry and education.

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If You Plant a Grape Stalk, What Will Grow From It?

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