how does a ginger plant reproduce
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Ginger has low genetic diversity because it reproduces asexually by vegetative propagation. ... Zingiber officinale primarily produces from spreading the rhizome. The stem generated from the plants' rhizome forms a bud that becomes a complete plant, a clone of the original plant.
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Explanation:Ginger reproduces by the underground stem, or rhizome. People commonly call ginger a root, but it is not technically a root.
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