how do plants that do not produce seeds reproduce...???
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The plants which do not produce seeds they reproduce asexually......
Types of asexual reproduction:
(1) Fragmentation
(2) Regeneration
(3) Budding
(4) Vegetative Propagation
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Types of asexual reproduction:
(1) Fragmentation
(2) Regeneration
(3) Budding
(4) Vegetative Propagation
Hope it helps u.......
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The plants that do not produce seed reproduce asexually.
There are many types of asexual reproduction.
1. Vegetative Propagation
2. Budding
3. Cutting
4.fission
5. Binary fission
6. Regeneration
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1. Vegetative Propagation
It is a type of asexual reproduction in plants reptoduce through the vegetative part of the plant.
Example potato grows as root. Bryophllum as leaves.
2. Budding
The new organisms are ptoduced from the parent by bud formation. The bud gradually grows and get deattatched from the parent and form a new individual.
Example yeast cell,sponge cell.
3. Fragmentation
In this process the body of the organisms break up onto two or more pieces. Fragments or these pieces grows into new induvidual.
Example algae
4. Spore formation
The spores are asexual reproductive bodies. Each spore is covered by a hard protective cover. Under favourable conditions it germinate.
Example fungus fern and moss.
Other are just simple division of these. We can be friends pls follow me. I will follow u
Regeneration is just a process of growing of parts that are damaged or cutted of.
When u cut a starfish having 4 arms those 4 arms regenerate it new 4 starfishes
Is it clear for u
There are many types of asexual reproduction.
1. Vegetative Propagation
2. Budding
3. Cutting
4.fission
5. Binary fission
6. Regeneration
And of you want to know more mark it as the Brainliest
1. Vegetative Propagation
It is a type of asexual reproduction in plants reptoduce through the vegetative part of the plant.
Example potato grows as root. Bryophllum as leaves.
2. Budding
The new organisms are ptoduced from the parent by bud formation. The bud gradually grows and get deattatched from the parent and form a new individual.
Example yeast cell,sponge cell.
3. Fragmentation
In this process the body of the organisms break up onto two or more pieces. Fragments or these pieces grows into new induvidual.
Example algae
4. Spore formation
The spores are asexual reproductive bodies. Each spore is covered by a hard protective cover. Under favourable conditions it germinate.
Example fungus fern and moss.
Other are just simple division of these. We can be friends pls follow me. I will follow u
Regeneration is just a process of growing of parts that are damaged or cutted of.
When u cut a starfish having 4 arms those 4 arms regenerate it new 4 starfishes
Is it clear for u
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what about cutting... regeneration ...???
cutting--when you cut a pice of branch it reproduce in a method that it again comes on the same branches as same as the process of budding. but In budding the child plant gets deattached but it is not done here
fission...???
fission is the process of separation of organisms. there are two types of fission binary fission and multiple fission. in binary fission an organism only reproduce to 2 parts. but in multiple fission it reproduce into many parts
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