Question

How does dahlia cultivated by vegetative reproduction?
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Answer 1

Answer:

Dahlias reproduce asexually through vegetative tissue called bulbs. ... But, in fact, dahlias do not produce true bulbs. Instead, they form a type of pseudobulb called a tuber. Tubers are underground organs with buds where new shoots, stems, and root-like structures develop.

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Answer 2

Explanation:

Dahlias reproduce asexually through vegetative tissue called bulbs. ... But, in fact, dahlias do not produce true bulbs. Instead, they form a type of pseudobulb called a tuber. Tubers are underground organs with buds where new shoots, stems, and root-like structures develop