Sweet potatoes are flowering plants, so they reproduce sexually by producing seed. They also reproduce vegetatively from the tubers (which we eat). When we grow them as a crop we plant stem cuttings called slips. This is also vegetative reproduction but it's us doing it not the plant.
Reproduction and propagation The sweet potato can reproduce by three means. Asexually it reproduces and colonizes an area by production of storage roots
Sweet potato reproduces by roots that can grow into new sweet potatoes. -Note that the reproduction methods of the sweet potato and potato are different.
Sweet potato reproduce vegetatively through stem cuttings
Stem cuttings
buds
stem
The white potatoes are cut into many parts, making sure that each part has at least one “eye” (bud). Each piece of potato will grow from this part into an entirely new potato plant.
The ability of living things to repair them selves or grow lost parts is called regeneration. Plants generally have greater powers of generation than animals do. In plants generally happens to: Vegetative Reproduction : This is an asexual reproduction in plants where vegetative parts, namely, the root, stem, or leaf, give rise to new plants. No reproductive organs take part in this method of reproductive and, therefore, no seed are produced. 1.Vegetative propagation by roots. 2.vegetative propagation by stems 3.vegetative propagation by Leaves
vegitative propagation is when plants reproduce asexually duuuhhh
In cabbage, the edible part is vegetative bud.
Plants can reproduce through- 1.asexual reproduction -for example,vegetative propagation.In this process a part of the plant like,stem in roses,cuttings in mangoes etc are grown in the soil directly. 2.sexual reproduction-through self pollination or cross pollination.
sporophyte
while normal sexual reproduction is how rose reproduce in their natural environment, vegetative reproduction is used in the commercial propagation of roses. this is done as vegetativepropagation ensures that all the daughter plants are exactly the same as the parent plant (which is not the case when seeds are produced during sexual reproduction). roses are also often grafted, using the root portion of one rose variety with the shoot (top green/ flower bearing part) of another variety; this combines a normally strong and diseases resistant root stock, with the advantages of a scented, coloured or strongly blooming variety - in other words a symbiotic plant.
There are two classifications of Organ systems. The vegetative and reproductive part. Under the vegetative parts are the leaves, stems and roots. While flower is under the reproductive part.
Endospore formation has not been considered as a mode of reproduction. During adverse conditions, vegetative cells form endospore, which on the availability of favourable conditions will absorb water and germinate to form the vegetative cells again. Endosopres are thick walled structures. Under unfavourable conditions the endospore are non porous and resistant to high salt and acidic conditions which the normal vegetative cells are sensitive to. Often the vegetative cell loses the major part of its cytoplasm to form an endospore. Thus the endospore consists of only the genetic material surrounded by minimum quantity of cytoplasm.
No. It is a well known fact that a potato is not part of ypur five a day.
part of the cell cycle