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Asexual/Vegetative Reproduction: Natural Methods
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Plants propagate asexually via budding stems, adventitious roots, runners, and apomixis — seed formation without fertilization — producing offspring identical to the parent.
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A strawberry's stolon roots at each node, producing a genetically identical new plant without any pollination step involved.
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Apomictic seeds look like ordinary sexual seeds but carry no new genetic combination, since no fertilization occurred to produce them.