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    The document discusses vegetative reproduction through structures like bulbs and tubers, and methods like grafting. It provides questions and points for students to discuss vegetative structures like bulbs used by plants like tulips and potatoes that reproduce asexually through tubers. It also asks about grafting, where a scion piece is grafted onto a rootstock to combine their traits, and the advantages of artificial vegetative propagation methods.

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    The document discusses vegetative reproduction through structures like bulbs and tubers, and methods like grafting. It provides questions and points for students to discuss vegetative structures like bulbs used by plants like tulips and potatoes that reproduce asexually through tubers. It also asks about grafting, where a scion piece is grafted onto a rootstock to combine their traits, and the advantages of artificial vegetative propagation methods.

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    Ormie Chan
    The document discusses vegetative reproduction through structures like bulbs and tubers, and methods like grafting. It provides questions and points for students to discuss vegetative structures like bulbs used by plants like tulips and potatoes that reproduce asexually through tubers. It also asks about grafting, where a scion piece is grafted onto a rootstock to combine their traits, and the advantages of artificial vegetative propagation methods.

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    Names ______________________________________ Date _______________

    Vegetative Reproduction

    Instruction:
    • Work in pairs to discuss and answer the questions below in complete sentences.

    1. Give two examples of vegetative structures (2 points).

    2. What is a bulb? (2 points)

    3. List two plants that reproduce asexually using bulbs (2 points).

    4. What is a tuber? (2 points)

    5. Give an example of a tuber (1 point).

    6. A stem that grows sideways above the ground is known as what? (1 point)

    7. What is grafting? (2 points)

    8. The portion of a grafting set-up that provides the roots to the combination is known as
    what? (1 point)

    9. The portion of a grafting set-up that is the added piece is known as what? (1 point)

    10. Give an advantage of artificial vegetative propagation? (1 point)

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