This type of vegetative reproduction allows plants to multiply by themselves.

This type of modified stem are enlarged but short, underground stems. An example of this is the potato.

These modified stems are horizontal and "run" above the ground are called runners. An example of this would be strawberries.

This type of modified stem is surrounded by many fleshy leaves. An example of this would be the onion.

This method involves taking a part of parent plant and planting it again in soil or water.

This method involves plants producing hundreds of spores and the spore sac bursts, and these spores grow into new bodies.

This method involves combining a part of a plant called the scion attached to the base of another plant called stock.

This method involves having a part of the parent plant being bent and covered with soil.

This plant reproduces by growing tiny leaflets on its leaves. This is called: