Botrytis resistance

Botrytis resistance in grafting is using plant parts that can fight a harmful fungus called Botrytis cinerea. This fungus can severely harm fruits, flowers, leaves, and stems, especially in wet conditions. By choosing a resistant plant variety when grafting, infection at the site of the cut can be avoided. This method promotes healthy, robust plant growth, reduces the risk of fungal attack, and improves healing. 

Botrytis resistance in grafting benefits farmers, nursery workers, and greenhouse growers by keeping their plants healthy. It also minimizes the need to use chemical fertilizers, saves money, and reduces the risk of crop loss. Additionally, this method helps grow high-quality crops with a long shelf life.