Vegetative propagation

1. A.
   Bryophyllum, leaf
2. B.
   Potato, stem
3. C.
   Money-plant, stem
4. D.
   Rose, root

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1. A.
   Sugarcane, roses, grapes
2. B.
   Sugarcane, mustard, potato
3. C.
   Banana, orange, mustard
4. D.
   Papaya, mustard, potato

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1. A.
   Hibiscus
2. B.
   Money plant
3. C.
   Mustard
4. D.
   Bryophyllum

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1. A.
   Can bear flowers and fruits earlier than those produced from seeds.
2. B.
   Those plants that have lost the capacity to produce seeds can be grown.
3. C.
   As compared to the parent plant, vegetatively propagated plants show more variations.
4. D.
   All the plants produced in this way are genetically similar to the parent plant.

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1. A.
   Apical buds formed on the tip of the plant
2. B.
   Vegetative buds produced in the notches of the leaf
3. C.
   Flowers produced in the notches of the branches
4. D.
   Fruits formed on the branches of the plant

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1. A.
   flowers
2. B.
   buds
3. C.
   seeds
4. D.
   fruits

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1. A.
   Regeneration
2. B.
   Budding
3. C.
   Vegetative propagation
4. D.
   Sexual reproduction

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