organism that feeds on other organism and vegetation
organisms that reproduces through vegetation
seed is not a vegetative reproductive organ of plants.
A vegetative organism refers to a type of organism that mainly grows or reproduces through asexual means, such as budding or fragmentation. These organisms typically lack specialized reproductive structures like flowers or seeds and can propagate through the replication of their vegetative tissues. Examples include plants like ferns and fungi like molds.
Asexual reproduction.
The presence of a spore in a vegetative bacterial cell suggests that the organism belongs to the genus Bacillus or Clostridium. These genera are known for their ability to form endospores as a survival mechanism in response to harsh environmental conditions.
The vegetative phase of fungi, also known as the mycelial phase, involves the growth and development of the fungal organism primarily through the formation of hyphae. These thread-like structures extend and branch out, forming a network called mycelium, which absorbs nutrients from the surrounding environment. During this phase, fungi can reproduce asexually through spores or fragmentation. The vegetative phase is crucial for nutrient acquisition and establishing the organism before it transitions to reproductive structures.
Plants are the primary organisms that use vegetative propagation. This process allows them to reproduce asexually by using parts of the parent plant such as stems, roots, or leaves to grow a new plant. Examples include strawberries, potatoes, and spider plants.
The organism controlled by nervous system must be vertebrate. The organisms without developed nervous system are capable only of vegetative reactions. (See the experiments of Luigi Galvani with the frog's leg.)
A vegetative parasite is an organism that derives its nutrients and energy from a host plant while primarily relying on vegetative structures for survival. Unlike traditional parasites that may have a more complex life cycle, vegetative parasites often grow attached to their host without producing specialized reproductive structures. Examples include certain types of plants, such as dodder or broomrape, which wrap around or penetrate the tissues of their hosts to absorb water and nutrients. This relationship can be detrimental to the host, leading to reduced growth or even death.
vegitative propagation is when plants reproduce asexually duuuhhh
Pedicle is the vegetative branch in a flower.
seed is not a vegetative reproductive organ of plants.