Discussion
Removal of the terminal portion of shoot leaving basal portion intact is called:
Answer: C
Heading back is the removal of the terminal portion of a shoot, leaving the basal portion intact, which makes the shoot branch lower down.
Thinning removes a whole shoot, girdling removes a ring of bark, and notching cuts a notch above a bud.
Heading back is done to make a tree branch lower down and to keep it within bounds. Cutting a shoot back to a bud makes the buds below grow into new shoots.
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