Botany: Vegetative Propagation Methods
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What is the primary method of vegetative propagation used by the strawberry plant?

  • Corms
  • Rhizomes
  • Bulbs
  • Stolons (correct)

Which type of vegetative propagation involves underground stems that produce shoot and root systems?

  • Stolons
  • Rhizomes (correct)
  • Cuttings
  • Tubers

What distinguishes corms from bulbs in terms of their structure?

  • Corms do not have fleshy leaves. (correct)
  • Corms have fleshy leaves.
  • Corms store significant amounts of starch.
  • Corms are aerial stems.

Which plant part is primarily responsible for new plant development in potatoes?

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In artificial vegetative propagation, what process uses stems or roots to create new plants?

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What are stolons?

Horizontal stems that grow above the ground, producing new plants at nodes.

What are rhizomes?

Horizontal underground stems that produce new shoots and roots, enabling plant reproduction.

What are bulbs?

Underground buds that store food and contain fleshy leaves, developing into new plants.

What are corms?

Swollen underground stems that store starch, used for plant propagation.

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What are tubers?

Swollen underground stems storing food, possessing 'eyes' - axillary buds - for new plant growth.

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