Natural and Artificial Vegetative Propagation

Which of the following plants grow asexually?

• Apple

• Guava

• Gummamela

• Fern

Which is not a method of asexual reproduction in plants?

• Layering

• Grafting

• Pollination

• Sporulation

How is vegetative propagation defined?

• It is the growing of new plants from the vegetative structure of the plants like leaves, stems and roots.

• It is growing or reproduction of vegetables.

• It is growing of plants even without the presence of soil.

• It is a method of sexual reproduction.

Which of the following is an example of runners?

• Potato

• Onion

• Grass

• Eggplant

By which of the following methods do ferns and algae reproduce?

• Budding

• Sporulation

• Binary Fission

• Layering

How grafting done?

• The plant grows from the buried portion of a mother plant.

• A bud is cut to be used as the scion and connected to another stem.

• The plant is cut into two and planted in the soil.

• The plant's cut stem is attached to the other plant stem.

A fleshy portion of a underground stem that has buds is _______________?

• Roots

• Runners

• Tubers

• Stems

Onions, tulips, and lilies are examples of plants which can be reproduced by ____________?

• Runners

• Bulbs

• Rhizomes

• Grafting

The most common method used for propagating woody plants like fruit trees is ___________?

• Budding

• Layering

• Grafting

• Marcotting

Kataka-taka plant can be reproduced through its _____________?

• Stem

• Roots

• Seeds

• Leaves