Plants are able to reproduce in two different ways - sexual reproduction and asexual reproducion. Sexual reproduction involves pollen from one flower fertilising the egg of another to produce a seed.

Researchers previously believed that a small, bushy seaweed in the Baltic Sea belonged to a species called narrow wrack. New ...

Layering is a type of asexual propagation method where the newly formed plant remains attached to an established parent plant ...

Grafting is used as an efficient method of plant propagation. As in other methods of vegetative or asexual plant propagation — cutting, division, layering and tissue culture — the value of ...

There are, however, rare examples of asexual species that reproduce by cloning. Each offspring is genetically identical to the parent, with little variation generation after generation.

asexual reproduction Reproduction as we commonly ... creation” and is used to refer to the ability of animals or plants to reproduce without genetic material from another individual.

Because the asexual adult wasps are extremely small ... you'll spot their wormy larvae, which feed on the plant tissue inside ...

investigators discovered that introduced plants had gained the ability to reproduce faster by clonal propagation, a method of asexual reproduction that creates genetically identical copies of a plant.

Red ginger (Alpina purpurata) can’t run around looking for a mate because it is stationary and rooted firmly to the ground.

By contrast, asexual reproducers—some 70 vertebrate species and many less complex organisms—“use all the chromosomes they have” to solitarily produce offspring that are genetic clones ...