What is layering in vegetative propogation

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Explanation:

Layering is a form of vegetative propagation in which portions of the branches of plant grows while still attached to the plant.

Examples of plant that is propagated using layering are Roses, Honeysuckle, boxwood e.t.c.

Layering is a very common vegetative propagation method used by horticulturists.
This is an asexual reproduction means.
A low growing stem is fixed to the ground usually by a peg and allowed to develop a root system.
As the root develops, an exact clone of the main plant grows.

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Anthropoids lived for approximately 0.86% of the total time.

Explanation:

Anthropoids are the higher developed organisms that includes apes and ape mans.

The age of earth is 3500 million and anthropoids lived for about 30 million years.
By the simple calculations we can find out the data in percent which gives us the result nearest to 0.86%.
That means 0.86% of 3.5 billion year is equivalent to 30 million years (time that was lived by anthropoids).