regraft

/riˈɡræft/
verb
  1. To graft again; to attach a shoot or branch from one plant to another a second time, or to reattach tissue surgically.
    • After the storm damaged the tree, the arborist tried to regraft the broken limb.
    • The gardener had to regraft the apple branch after the first graft failed to take.
    • The surgeon decided to regraft the skin onto the burn wound for better healing.
noun
  1. An act or instance of grafting again; a second graft.
    • The regraft of the rose cutting was successful this time.
    • The farmer performed a regraft on the young tree to improve fruit production.
    • The patient needed a regraft after the initial skin graft was rejected.
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