Propagation Flashcards

1
Q

What does propagation mean?

A

To produce more plants

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2
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List ways we can propagate

A

Plants produce seeds through sexual reproduction
Plants can use asexual reproduction
Tubers
Runners
Bulbs
Cutting
Leaflets

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3
Q

What does asexual reproduction have?

A

A high success rate and allows the population to increase rapidly

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4
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What’s another name for asexual reproduction?

A

Cloning

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5
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What are tubers?

A

Underground food stores with special cells that can grow into new plants when the conditions are right

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6
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What is a plant that uses tubers?

A

Potatoes, they grow in spring

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7
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What are runners?

A

Specialised stems which grow horizontally along the ground with baby plants at the end. When they touch soil, roots are produced and the young plant can grow independently

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8
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What plants use runners?

A

Strawberries and buttercups

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9
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What are leaflets?

A

Special leaf tissues that can drop onto the soil and grow into new plants

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10
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What are bulbs?

A

Different type of underground food store made of adapted stems with fleshy leaves

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11
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What do fresh leaves do in spring?

A

Grow very quickly from the centre of the bulb

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