Concept:Budding is a form of vegetative propagation where a bud is joined to a rootstock to get desirable traits like early fruiting, hardiness, or disease resistance.
Explanation:Plants produced by budding often inherit qualities from the rootstock.
They can tolerate adverse climatic conditions and resist diseases better.
They also tend to flower and bear fruit earlier than plants grown from seeds.
However, budding does not guarantee broader leaves for photosynthesis.
Leaf size is not a fixed or direct result of budding.
So, the false statement is option C.
Answer:C. develop broader leaves for photosynthesis