Plural of cion; multiple plant stems or twigs cut for grafting or rooting.
Regular plural of 'cion,' from the variant of 'scion.' French origin relating to separated plant material.
The plural 'cions' exists in gardening texts and horticultural manuals, yet most modern gardeners use 'scions' instead—a small example of how technical vocabulary shifts even within specialized fields.
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