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Matric IEB notes on plant reproduction made to study for finals. Includes explanation of both asexual and sexual plant reproduction and more.

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  • plant reproduction
  • asexually
  • binary fission
  • budding
  • spore formation
  • vegetative reproduction
  • artifical methods
  • cuttings and slips
  • grafting
  • tissue culture
  • advantages
  • disadvantages
  • vegetative propagation

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Reproduction of Plants
Reproduction is the means of producing a new generation/offspring in order to
- increase the number of organisms within a population
- replace organisms that have died

Two types of reproduction
- asexually
- sexually


Asexual Reproduction of Plants
The production of offspring from a single gamete without the fusion of gamete
- Genetically identical offspring
- Simple animals and plants
- Mitosis
- One Parent


ADVANTAGES DISADVANTAGES
- Quick -All offspring genetically
- Easy identical
- Identical and predictable -All susceptible to
- No wastage of energy environmental changes
finding mates


DIFFERENT METHODS OF ASEXUAL REPRODUCTION
1) Binary Fission – unicellular organism -AMOEBA

-PROTOCTISTA

2) Budding -CNIDARIA
-YEAST


3) Spore Formation -RHIZOPUS(fungi)




4) Vegetative Reproduction
-the development of new plants from existing plant parts

 Natural Vegetative Reproduction -> involves a storage organ
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