Reproduction
Reproduction is the process of producing offspring of its own kind. For example an apple tree can produce another apple tree only, it can't produce mango tree.
Vegetative reproduction is a type of asexual reproduction in which new plant is generated from the vegetative part of the plants i.e. stems, roots, leaves etc.
Vegetative reproduction by Stem
Runnerss
Reproduction in strawberry
Stems, which run horizontally parallel to the ground. New roots emerge from the nodes, thus gives rise to new plants e.g. lawn grass, strawberries etc.
Suckers
Vegetative reproduction in mint
The reproduction is very similar to runners but have shorter internodes, e.g. mints, chrysanthemum.
Reproduction in ginger by rhizome
It has underground nodes and internodes. Axillary buds are present on the nodes, which develop into new plants on getting favorable conditions, e.g. ginger.
Tuber
Vegetative reproduction in potato
Potato is a tuber that has bud, which is capable of producing new plant.
Corn
Corm is a condensed form of rhizome, which is formed vertically in the ground. A single corm develops new plant e.g. colocasia
Reproduction in colocasia
Bulbs
A type of plants which has bulbs for the storage of food for helping them in non favorable condition. The bud in the plants grows into new plants, e.g. onion, lily, etc,
Vegetative Reproduction by Leaf
Adventitious Buds
Buds present on the margin of leaves, which develops into new plants on getting the favorable condition.
Vegetative Reproduction by Roots
Vegetative reproduction in a plant is the asexual reproduction. Tuberous roots of sweet potato and dahlia when get detached from the plant grow into new plant.
Vegetative reproduction by roots
Uses of crops
Medicinal plants
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