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Q. The basic underlying principle of using a mist propagation system is that it:

(A) Keeps the propagation medium uniformly moist and supplies moisture to the base of the cuttings

(B) Keeps the plant material cool

(C) Cools the propagation medium to promote root formation and development

(D) Increases humidity around the cutting and reduces transpiration

Correct Answer - Option(D)
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