Asexual reproduction in plant is termed as vegetative propagation.

Some plants have underground stems called runners.

A plant variety with desired characteristics can be developed through vegetative propagation.

Cuttings of a plant can be treated to encourage them to grow roots.

Ginger grows from the nodes of tubers.

The axillary buds are grafted onto the stem of another plant in cutting procedures.

Vegetative propagation is the sexual reproduction common in plants.

Some plants having underground stems produce new plants.

Asexual reproduction in plants has a great deal of commercial importance.

Budding is a form of grafting most often used commercially.

Potatoes are actually portions of underground stems, and each eye is a (A. bud, B. node, C. sprout, D. root).

Asexual reproduction is also known as (A. vegetative, B. reproductive, C. propagative, D. elongative) propagation in common plant.

Budding is a form of (A. drafting, B. gifting, C. grafting, D. cutting) in plants most often used commercially.

Asexual reproduction in plants has a great deal of (A. economic, B. economical, C. commercial, D. market) importance.

Some plants have above ground horizontal stems, called (A. rhizomes, B. tubers, C. runners, D. twinners).

Strawberry plants grow from the nodes of (A. rhizomes, B. tubers, C. runners, D. twinners).

Axillary buds grafted onto the (A. branch, B. leaf, C. stem, D. node) of another plant produce new plants.

A portion of one plant gives rise to a completely new plant in (A. vegetative, B. reproductive, C. propagative, D. elongative) propagation.

Cutting and Budding are favourite grafting methods for gardeners to supply (A. new market, B. new plants, C. new variety, D. new species).