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Daylily Dictionary: Asexual Reproduction
... Daylily Dictionary: Asexual Reproduction ASEXUAL REPRODUCTION: Propagation by vegetative means, such as division or proliferation. All plants resulting from asexual reproduction are genetic clones of the original single plant from which they derived. Vegatative increase may ...
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asexual reproduction
... asexual reproduction Home | Forum | Plants, Trees and Shrubs | Glossary | Email this page Web SunnyGardens.com asexual reproduction Definition: Process of producing new individuals by apomixis or vegetative propagation. (See also reproduction) Glossary Index: A B ...
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Biology
... Reproduction: Asexual In asexual reproduction, one individual produces offspring that are genetically identical to itself. These offspring are clones that are produced by mitosis. There are many invertebrates that reproduce by asexual reproduction. Common forms of asexual reproduction ...
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Mycology - Reproduction and Dispersal - Introduction
... Sexual Structure Chytridiomycota Zygomycota Ascomycota Basidiomycota Conclusions Questions Info Box: Advantages of Asexual Reproduction Spore Release Active Spore Release Passive Spore Release Questions Spore Dispersal ... Introduction TO FUNGAL REPRODUCTION & DISPERSAL Theme - How do fungi multiply and diperse The fundamental issues are that fungi have diverse modes of reproduction, and they ...
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The Attack of the Adelgid
... involves two different kinds of trees, both winged and wingless insect forms, and sexual and asexual reproduction. We told you it was complicated! Let's look at part of the life cycle ... be used. Effective control of the brood mothers will decimate the population and prevent mass reproduction during the summer. It may take three sprayings of insecticide at weekly intervals to fully ...
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Life cycle of the Division Psilophyta
... ) forms and eventually develops into a sporophyte plant (8). Asexual reproduction can take place by means of gemmae. While gemmae are means of asexual reproduction in non-vascular plants such as the liverworts, the ...
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Backyard Orchard Links
... the Home Garden Plant Propagation Chart California Rare Fruit Growers Plant Propagation: An Overview of Asexual Reproduction Texas A & M Plant Tissue Culture for Home Gardeners Budding Budding University of Missouri Grafting ...
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Adiantaceae [First Draft]
... , polished and glabrous, costal apexes normally prolonged a whipe-like stolon and rooting, acting asexual reproduction. 2-6 sori attached at per pinna; indusia linear-oblong, upper margins flat and ... rachis castaneous, smooth, polished and apexes narmally prolonged a whipe-like stolon and rooting, acting asexual reproduction. 2-5 sori attached at per pinna and horizontally born at apexes of segments; ...
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Plant propagation, sexual, vegetative, asexual.
... .). New varieties can come about in this way. Read the article on F1 Hybrids. Vegetative (asexual) Reproduction Cuttings from shoot or leaf are detached pieces of plants that are taken for the ... cuttings may not be true to parental genotypes. Budding and grafting is another form of asexual reproduction and some methods are explained in detail at the Hort. page. the editor to schedule ...
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Cycad biology
... in the wild or their populations so reduced reproduction is minimal. In the following paragraphs I will discuss Cycad Reproduction, with a practical emphasis. Much of the discussion ... included for the readers benefit. As with most organisms, cycads can reproduce via asexual or sexual reproduction. In asexual reproduction cycads produce stem offshoots or suckers (often called pups). These can ...
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