Is it possible to consider vegetative propagation absorbed in certain plants like bryophyllum,water hyacinth ,ginger as a type of asexual reproduction.give 2 or 3 reasons?
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yes, because
1.offspring arises from single parent
2. no fertilisation occur
1.offspring arises from single parent
2. no fertilisation occur
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⭐. The formation of new plants , from vegetative units like buds , tubers , rhizomes etc is called vegetative propogation.
⭐. It can be considered as 'asexual reproduction' as it involves in the 'production of new individuals '.
❤. REASONS ❤
⭐. In asexual reproduction , the offspring forms a single parent just like vegetative propogation.
⭐. Asexual reproduction doesnť involve fusion of male and female gametes.
⭐. In asexual reproduction , the off springs are genetically very similar to parents (clones - exact copy of parents ) just like vegetative propogation.
⭐. Hence , vegetative reproduction can also be considered as asexual reproduction.
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