[Science Form 3] Vegetative Reproduction
Vegetative reproduction is an asexual reproduction that produces a new plant from a certain part of a parent plant without involving seeds.
Rhizome
Stem that grows under the ground; rhizome contains stored food.
Eg: Lalang, tumeric, ginger
Leaf
A small bud is produced at the part of a leaf that is able to develop into a new plant.
Eg: Bryopyllum, begonia, aloe vera
Tuber
Underground stem with a swollen end; tuber contains food.
Eg: Potato
Stem
Some plants reproduce through the stem that has several buds.
Eg: Tapioca, sugar cane, rose plant
Runner
Stem that creeps on the surface of the ground; nodes on the stem will produce buds.
Eg: Grass, sweet potato
Bulb
Consists the layer of swollen fleshy leaves; a bud grows to become a new plant.
Eg: Shallot, lily plant
Corm
A swollen stem with buds that grow upright under the ground.
Eg: Yam
Sucker
A young plant grows from a short stem in the ground.
Eg: Banana tree, bamboo tree
Rhizome
Stem that grows under the ground; rhizome contains stored food.
Eg: Lalang, tumeric, ginger
Leaf
A small bud is produced at the part of a leaf that is able to develop into a new plant.
Eg: Bryopyllum, begonia, aloe vera
Tuber
Underground stem with a swollen end; tuber contains food.
Eg: Potato
Stem
Some plants reproduce through the stem that has several buds.
Eg: Tapioca, sugar cane, rose plant
Runner
Stem that creeps on the surface of the ground; nodes on the stem will produce buds.
Eg: Grass, sweet potato
Bulb
Consists the layer of swollen fleshy leaves; a bud grows to become a new plant.
Eg: Shallot, lily plant
Corm
A swollen stem with buds that grow upright under the ground.
Eg: Yam
Sucker
A young plant grows from a short stem in the ground.
Eg: Banana tree, bamboo tree
