explain theprocess ofreproduction through juicy root, runner and adventitious bud?
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The meristem refers to regions of a plant that makes undifferentiated cells, sort of like blank cells with no assigned job....yet. These cells, or meristematic tissue, are later activated for various uses, like being part of a leaf or stem or bark, helping the plant to grow.
Most of the growth from a plant comes from a specific meristem region called an apical meristem. This is the 'apex' or tip of the main 'shoot' or stem of the plant.
But what happens if the plant's apical meristem gets damaged, say from an animal or a frost? Surprisingly, the plant doesn't die, it has found a way to live on and make more of its kind. The plant's answer to this issue is adventitious buds.
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