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Question

Which parts of the plant are included in vegetative propagation?

  1. Root, stem, leaf, bud.
  2. Only leaf.a Flower, Bud.
  3. Only leaf.
  4. Only root.

hintHint:

It is asexual method of reproduction which can occur through any part of the plant.

The correct answer is: Root, stem, leaf, bud.


    • Vegetative propagation is a asexual mode of reproduction in plants where the young ones are produced from the any part of the plant like leaf, root, stem, and bud.
    • Examples of vegetative propagation are tubers, bryophyllum, ginger etc.

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