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Which part of a plant is NOT typically involved in vegetative propagation?
What is the term for the growth of new plants from vegetative parts?
Which phase is NOT part of the study of plant reproduction mentioned in the content?
Which of the following roots can give rise to new plants?
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What should be planted to grow a new carrot plant?
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What are flowers expected to turn into as part of plant reproduction?
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Flowers turn into ______.
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Root, stem, and leaf are called ______ parts.
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Growth of new plants from vegetative parts is known as ______ propagation.
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New plants grow from stem, root, leaves, and ______.
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Some roots, like those of sweet potato, dahlia, carrot, and ______ can give rise to new plants.
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If we cut the top portion of a carrot and plant it in the ground, a new ______ will grow from it.
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Study Notes
Reproduction in Plants
- All living beings reproduce to give rise to new individuals of the same kind.
- Plants reproduce to produce new plants, which can be studied in two parts: through seeds and through other parts.
Vegetative Propagation
- Vegetative parts of a plant include the root, stem, and leaf.
- Growth of new plants from vegetative parts is known as vegetative propagation.
- Examples of plants that can give rise to new plants from their roots include sweet potato, dahlia, carrot, and radish.
- New plants can grow from the top portion of a cut carrot when planted in the ground.
Types of Plant Reproduction
- Reproduction in plants through seeds
- Reproduction in plants through other parts (vegetative propagation)
Reproduction in Plants
- All living beings reproduce to give rise to new individuals of the same kind.
- Plants reproduce to produce new plants, which can be studied in two parts: through seeds and through other parts.
Vegetative Propagation
- Vegetative parts of a plant include the root, stem, and leaf.
- Growth of new plants from vegetative parts is known as vegetative propagation.
- Examples of plants that can give rise to new plants from their roots include sweet potato, dahlia, carrot, and radish.
- New plants can grow from the top portion of a cut carrot when planted in the ground.
Types of Plant Reproduction
- Reproduction in plants through seeds
- Reproduction in plants through other parts (vegetative propagation)
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Learn about the process of reproduction in plants, including vegetative propagation and production of new plants from seeds and other parts.
