Plants can reproduce without seeds through methods such as vegetative propagation, where new plants grow from parts of the parent plant, like roots, stems, or leaves. Another method is through fragmentation, where a piece of the plant breaks off and develops into a new individual. Additionally, some plants can reproduce asexually via budding, where new growth emerges from the parent plant's body.
Naturall Method .roots, leaves, stems
It is a numbers game. Most plants produce more seeds than are likely to become adult plants BECAUSE so many seeds fail to grow to adulthood. If they did not overproduce, the species would die out. In fact, one way to measure the "effectiveness" of a plant's seeds is to look at how many it produces. Plants that produce the most seeds in comparison with the seed survival rate are those that have ineffective seeds. Plants that produce fewer seeds generally have more effective ways of ensuring that the seed survives to produce the next generation of plants. Some of the ways that plants use to increase the effectiveness of their seeds are by protecting them with shells (so that they are resistant to the weather), making them larger (so that they have a lot of stored food to give them a good start), making them taste good to birds (so they will be eaten and deposited along with fertilizer).
Seed plants need to evolve ways of dispersing their seeds to avoid competition with parent plants and to ensure wider distribution and colonization of new habitats. Dispersal also helps seeds find suitable conditions for germination and growth, increasing the chances of reproductive success. Additionally, dispersal can help plants escape from unfavorable conditions or genetic bottlenecks, maintaining biodiversity within populations.
An apple without seeds can be grown organically, but it is likely that it could not actually be called organic. It is likely to have been bred in ways that do not meet the standards of organic foods.
Most plants (this includes mosses and ferns as well as seed plants) can reproduce asexually naturally and even more can reproduce asexually if induced with growth hormones. There are multiple ways for plants to reproduce asexually, some use stem and root modifications such as stolons and runners other may produce genetically identical seeds (agamospermy). There are no reliable counts or proportions of plants reproducing with a mixture of sexual and asexual means but it's thought that most perennial plants can engage in asexual reproduction.
With seeds
Naturall Method .roots, leaves, stems
Plants reproduce and make new plants by seeds: They get planted or settle in an area and then grow to new plants. Seeds are not the only ways plants reproduce and make new plants. Some plants use bulbs, branches, pollen,etc.
Some plants can grow from other parts of the plant, such as stems or leaves, through a process called vegetative propagation. This method allows plants to reproduce without the need for seeds. It is an advantage for plants to have multiple ways of reproducing because it increases their chances of survival and spreading their genes to future generations.
More ways than this, but we help them spread their seeds further.
by if they have flowers or not and if thy have seeds or not and thank u
conifers produce seeds from narrow needles, ferns do not
Plants have evolved in different ways. All plants bear 'fruits' or seeds. Some of these are edible, some not.
yes, in many ways such as : to feed eachother, to produce more seeds, ect.
It is a numbers game. Most plants produce more seeds than are likely to become adult plants BECAUSE so many seeds fail to grow to adulthood. If they did not overproduce, the species would die out. In fact, one way to measure the "effectiveness" of a plant's seeds is to look at how many it produces. Plants that produce the most seeds in comparison with the seed survival rate are those that have ineffective seeds. Plants that produce fewer seeds generally have more effective ways of ensuring that the seed survives to produce the next generation of plants. Some of the ways that plants use to increase the effectiveness of their seeds are by protecting them with shells (so that they are resistant to the weather), making them larger (so that they have a lot of stored food to give them a good start), making them taste good to birds (so they will be eaten and deposited along with fertilizer).
Seeds can develop without fertilization through apomixis, where the embryo is formed without meiosis or fertilization, producing a genetic clone of the parent plant. Another way is through parthenocarpy, where a fruit develops without fertilization, but the seeds within it are not viable.
It is a numbers game. Most plants produce more seeds than are likely to become adult plants BECAUSE so many seeds fail to grow to adulthood. If they did not overproduce, the species would die out. In fact, one way to measure the "effectiveness" of a plant's seeds is to look at how many it produces. Plants that produce the most seeds in comparison with the seed survival rate are those that have ineffective seeds. Plants that produce fewer seeds generally have more effective ways of ensuring that the seed survives to produce the next generation of plants. Some of the ways that plants use to increase the effectiveness of their seeds are by protecting them with shells (so that they are resistant to the weather), making them larger (so that they have a lot of stored food to give them a good start), making them taste good to birds (so they will be eaten and deposited along with fertilizer).