| 21. | For example, some individual Mount Read maintained itself by vegetative reproduction for an estimated more than 10, 000 years.
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| 22. | This species spreads mainly through vegetative reproduction, but flowers are occasionally produced in shallow water exposed to full sun.
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| 23. | This is a process known as vegetative reproduction and is used by farmers and gardeners to propagate certain plants.
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| 24. | Plants in the genus also have white flowers, two carpels with one seed in each, and vegetative reproduction by stolons.
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| 25. | In this cycle, sexual reproduction is dominant in colony bloom formation / termination, and two types of vegetative reproduction exist.
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| 26. | Any plant multiplied by vegetative reproduction ( usually by cuttings or grafting ) results in clones of the original plant.
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| 27. | Vegetative reproduction occurs naturally in some species that produce stolons or when roots come close to the surface of the soil.
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| 28. | Some vegetative reproduction has been observed with more than one stem coming from a shared rhizome or aboveground rosette of leaves.
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| 29. | The plant may not reproduce efficiently, as evidenced by the apparent lack of seedlings, but it probably spreads via vegetative reproduction.
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| 30. | Compare with e . g ., " vegetative reproduction " I created a nanostub, but I am a total ignoramus here.
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