Definition of inarch in English:

inarch

verb ɪnˈɑːtʃinˈärCH

[with object]Horticulture

Graft (a plant) by connecting a growing branch without separating it from its parent stock.
〔园艺〕接（枝）（不将之与母干分离）
this infestation can be countered by inarching a tolerant rootstock
Example sentencesExamples
- Some times, the grafting is done by inarching, but the process is cumbersome, expensive and not very satisfactory.
- The method of inarching or approach grafting is quite cumbersome and time consuming, but it is still the leading method for commercial propagation of mango plants.
- Other methods of propagation which are sometimes employed are inarching and shield-budding.
- It is necessary to resort to inarching when the roots as well as the trunk have been girdled.
- It usually requires from four to six years for layered or inarched trees to bear.

Origin

Early 17th century (formerly also as enarch): from en-¹, in-² 'into' + the verb arch¹.

Definition of inarch in US English:

inarch

verbinˈärCH

[with object]Horticulture

Graft (a plant) by connecting a growing branch without separating it from its parent stock.
〔园艺〕接（枝）（不将之与母干分离）
this infestation can be countered by inarching a tolerant rootstock
Example sentencesExamples
- Some times, the grafting is done by inarching, but the process is cumbersome, expensive and not very satisfactory.
- The method of inarching or approach grafting is quite cumbersome and time consuming, but it is still the leading method for commercial propagation of mango plants.
- Other methods of propagation which are sometimes employed are inarching and shield-budding.
- It is necessary to resort to inarching when the roots as well as the trunk have been girdled.
- It usually requires from four to six years for layered or inarched trees to bear.

Origin

Early 17th century (formerly also as enarch): from en-, in- ‘into’ + the verb arch.

单词	inarch
释义	Definition of inarch in English: inarch verb ɪnˈɑːtʃinˈärCH [with object]Horticulture Graft (a plant) by connecting a growing branch without separating it from its parent stock. 〔园艺〕接（枝）（不将之与母干分离） this infestation can be countered by inarching a tolerant rootstock Example sentencesExamples Some times, the grafting is done by inarching, but the process is cumbersome, expensive and not very satisfactory. The method of inarching or approach grafting is quite cumbersome and time consuming, but it is still the leading method for commercial propagation of mango plants. Other methods of propagation which are sometimes employed are inarching and shield-budding. It is necessary to resort to inarching when the roots as well as the trunk have been girdled. It usually requires from four to six years for layered or inarched trees to bear. Origin Early 17th century (formerly also as enarch): from en-¹, in-² 'into' + the verb arch¹. Definition of inarch in US English: inarch verbinˈärCH [with object]Horticulture Graft (a plant) by connecting a growing branch without separating it from its parent stock. 〔园艺〕接（枝）（不将之与母干分离） this infestation can be countered by inarching a tolerant rootstock Example sentencesExamples Some times, the grafting is done by inarching, but the process is cumbersome, expensive and not very satisfactory. The method of inarching or approach grafting is quite cumbersome and time consuming, but it is still the leading method for commercial propagation of mango plants. Other methods of propagation which are sometimes employed are inarching and shield-budding. It is necessary to resort to inarching when the roots as well as the trunk have been girdled. It usually requires from four to six years for layered or inarched trees to bear. Origin Early 17th century (formerly also as enarch): from en-, in- ‘into’ + the verb arch.
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