Biology, asked by nakulkumar2010, 18 days ago

Fig. 14 shows two plants (A and B). As shown, a stem was cut from both the plants for vegetative propagation. Which plant's cutting will give rise to a new plant? Give a reason for your answer.

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Answered by VedanshiAswal

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This “cutting” is placed in an environment that encourages it to produce new roots and/or stems, thus forming a new, independent plant. Explanation: ... Plants grown from seed will often be different from the parent plant and from each other.

Answered by birmanegi534

a stem was cut from both the plant for vegetable the a plant will give rise to a new plant because for example or a B3 of Apple it have Apple the Apple was so big and juicy but if the tree was not strongly cut a stem and G and attached and wrapped it to another tree with strong stamp so that the juicy Apple get or spring of them

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Fig. 14 shows two plants (A and B). As shown, a stem was cut from both the plants for vegetative propagation. Which plant's cutting will give rise to a new plant? Give a reason for your answer.