Question

Give examples of plants that can grown by Roots
Stems
Seeds
Leaves

Answer 1

Answer:

• Roots- carrot, turnip.

• Stems- Onion, potatoes.

• Seeds- Wheat, rice, barley, etc.

• Leaves - Bryophyllum.

Explanation:

• The process in which new plants are grown by the vegetative or body cells of the plants is called as Vegetative propagation.

• It is extensively used in horticulture and agriculture because it reduces the reliance of growing new plants using seeds and also maintains the desired characters in the offsprings.

• From the roots many plants including carrot, radish, turnip, sweet potato, etc can be grown.

• From the stems many plants Including onion, garlic, potatoes, etc can be grown.

• Seeds are the product of the reproductive system of the plants, and they grow into new plants with various new characters because it is the product of recombination of male and female gametes.

• All plants belonging to Division Gymnosperms and Angiosperms can be grown by using seeds.

Exceptions are some plants like orchids which produces non viable seeds.

• From the leaves of the Bryophyllum, new plants can be grown.

Answer 2

Answer:

bhyrophylam, begonia.