Vegetative propagation is a method of asexual reproduction in plants where new plants arise from vegetative parts such as cuttings, leaves, roots, or specialized structures like bulbs and corms. Seed propagation is sexual reproduction. Many fruit trees, especially those with desirable cultivated traits, are vegetatively propagated to ensure uniformity and desirable characteristics.
Which one of the following plants cannot be generally multiplied by seeds ?
Asked in Assistant Accountant 2012 · Topic: Plant Reproduction (Vegetative Propagation: Natural and Artificial Methods)
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