Vegetative Propagation Quiz
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Which of the following is an example of vegetative propagation?

  • Sunflower
  • Apple tree (correct)
  • Rose bush
  • Pine tree
  • What is the main characteristic of vegetative propagation?

  • Involves fusion of gametes
  • Involves multiple parents
  • Requires gamete formation
  • Does not require gamete formation (correct)
  • Which methods are commonly used in vegetative propagation?

  • Budding and tissue culture
  • Pollination and fertilization
  • Seeds and spores
  • Cuttings and grafting (correct)
  • Study Notes

    Vegetative Propagation

    • Running stems of strawberries and potato tubers are examples of vegetative propagation, as they produce new plants identical to the parent plant.

    Characteristics

    • The main characteristic of vegetative propagation is that it produces genetically identical offspring, as the new plants develop from vegetative parts of the parent plant.

    Methods

    • Stem cutting, leaf cutting, and grafting are commonly used methods in vegetative propagation, allowing plants to reproduce quickly and efficiently.
    • Layering, division, and tissue culture are also methods used in vegetative propagation, each with its own advantages and applications.

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    Test your knowledge on vegetative propagation with this quiz! Learn about different examples of vegetative propagation, such as the rhizome of ginger, the tuber of the potato, and the guava tree. Explore the process of plant growth without gamete formation and fertilization. Challenge yourself and expand your understanding of this fascinating topic.

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