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MORNING
 Vegetative
Propagation
What is
Reprodution????

The process by
which living
organisms can
produce more of
their own kind,
is known as
reproduction.
Reproductive
part

Vegetative
part
 Types of Reproduction
Sexual Reproduction Asexual Reproduction
 Thereproduction using  The reproduction using
the reproductive part of the vegetative parts of a
the plant(FLOWER) plant
 TYPES OF ASEXUAL REPRODUCTION

BUDDING
FRAGMENTATION
SPORE FORMATION
VEGETATIVE PROPAGATION
Vegetative propagation bud
from stem
 Potatoes are the
swollen ends of the of
the underground stem
of the potato plant.
 Each potato tuber has
“eye” like structures
called buds.
 These buds grow into
new plants.

Potato Tuber
Vegetative propagation
from bulbs
 Vegetative
propagation in plants
like onion , takes
place through special
structure called bulbs.
 The bulbs are
composed of reduced
stem with layered
fleshy scale leaves.

Onion Bulb
Vegetative propagation
from corm
 Corms in plants, like
gladiolus and colocasia
(arbi), is also helpful in
vegetative propagation.
 Corm is a short, vertical,
swollen underground stem
that serves as the
storage organ and is used
by some plants to survive
in winter or other ad-
verse conditions such as
drought and extreme

Gladiolus Corm
heat.
Vegetative propagation
from leaves

 Leaves of
bryophyllum have leaf
buds in the notches
of leaves .
 The buds develop into
tiny plantlets, these
can grow into new
plants . When these
plantlets come in

Bryophyllum leaf
contact with moist
soil
Vegetative propagation
from roots

 Plants like
sweet potato
and dahlia
use their
roots for
reproduction
Sweet Potato Root
Grafting &
Layering
 Commercially
important plants are
often propagated to
sustain and their Grafting
desirable traits like
flower, colour,
flavour, etc.
 Eg. of Grafting: rose
mango, etc.
 Eg. of Layering:
jasmine, etc.
Layering
Vegetative propagation
in cactus

 Cactus can be
multiplied by
breaking a
part from the
old stem and
growing in the
soil.

Cactus
 THANK YOU
Project Prepared By
 Yashansu Mohanty
 Vii D