Lust and describe any two propagules of flowering plants
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Roots and leaves are two vegetative parts of the plants which can be used for vegetative propagation. Root propagule includes the propagation of a new plant through its fleshy roots; such as in the case of sweet potato and dahlia. Vegetative propagation through leaves includes case of Bryophyllum.ln Bryophyllum fleshy buds are produced in the axil of foliage leaves, When these buds are shed and fall on ground, they grow to form new
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Vegetative propagules are the parts/units of a plant which can be used for vegetative propagation, e.g. roots, stems, leaves, etc.
Root propagules include the production of a new plant via roots, e.g. fleshy roots in case of sweet potato, tapioca and Dahlia.
Vegetative propagation through leaves, many plant leaves have adventitious buds which help in the development of a new plant, e.g. Begonia, Bryophyllum, etc
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