Vegetative reproduction:
(Also called vegetative propagation.) A reproductive process that is asexual and so does not involve a recombination of genetic material. It involves unspecialized plant parts which may become reproductive structures (such as roots, stems, or leaves). Compared with sexual reproduction, it represents a savings of material and energy for the plant. It is especially common among grasses.. It involves unspecialized plant parts which may become reproductive structures (such as roots, stems, or leaves). Compared with sexual reproduction, it represents a savings of material and energy for the plant. It is especially common among grasses.
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