Plant Propagation and Growth Concepts

The video tutorial explains various methods of plant propagation, including growing plants from stems, roots, leaves, and spores. It covers techniques like stem cutting, using potato eyes, and root vegetables like sweet potatoes and carrots. The tutorial also includes an experiment with a carrot to demonstrate root propagation. Additionally, it discusses leaf propagation using briar phylum plants and spore propagation in ferns and fungi.

Which of the following plants can be grown from stem cuttings?

• Fern

• Carrot

• Mushroom

• Rose

What is the term used for the plant from which a stem is cut for propagation?

• Original Plant

• Source Plant

• Mother Plant

• Parent Plant

Which part of a potato is capable of growing into a new plant?

• Leaf

• Root

• Eye

• Stem

Which of these plants can grow from their roots?

• Fern

• Bryophyllum

• Sweet Potato

• Rose

What is the first step in the carrot growing experiment?

• Expose the carrot to sunlight

• Place the carrot in soil

• Cut off the top portion of the carrot

• Dip the carrot in water

What is the role of toothpicks in the sweet potato experiment?

• To support the plant

• To prevent the potato from floating

• To keep the sweet potato submerged

• To help the potato absorb water

Which plant is known for growing from leaves with buds in the notches?

• Rose

• Bryophyllum

• Carrot

• Fern

What happens when a bryophyllum leaf falls on soil?

• It decomposes

• It grows into a new plant

• It changes color

• It dries up

Where are spores found on a fern?

• On the flowers

• On the roots

• On the stem

• On the underside of leaves

Which of the following organisms also grow from spores?

• Rose

• Carrot

• Bryophyllum

• Mushroom