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• Vegetative reproduction
  '''Vegetative reproduction''' is a type of [[asexual reproduction]] found in plants also called '''vegetative propagation''' or '''vegetative ...y harsh conditions. A plant that persists in a location through vegetative reproduction of individuals over a long period of time constitutes a [[clonal colony]].
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• Semelparous
  #REDIRECT [[Biological reproduction]]
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• Tuberous root
  [[Category:Plant reproduction]]
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• Peridineae
  ...y furrowed, wall. Reproduction is by cell-division and swarm-spores Sexual reproduction has recently been discovered. The Peridineae often form an important part o
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• Vegetative reproduction
  '''Vegetative reproduction''' is a type of [[asexual reproduction]] found in plants also called '''vegetative propagation''' or '''vegetative ...y harsh conditions. A plant that persists in a location through vegetative reproduction of individuals over a long period of time constitutes a [[clonal colony]].
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• Propagation
  ...eproduction. Seeds are typically produced from [[Plant sexuality|sexual]] reproduction within a species, since [[genetic recombination]] has occurred plants grown ...eaves. Therefore, propagation via asexual seeds or [[apomixis]] is asexual reproduction but not vegetative propagation.
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• Chlorophyceae
  ...: reproduction sometimes vegetative, but also by asexual zoospores; sexual reproduction consists of the fusion of two zoospore-like gametes, or the fusion of one s
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• Biotic potential
  ...as: "It is a sort of algebraic sum of the number of young produced at each reproduction, number of reproductions over a period of time, sex ratio of the species, a [[Category:Biological reproduction]]
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• Characeae
  ...are correspondingly smaller. Asexual spore-reproduction is absent. Sexual reproduction is by means of an egg-cell inclosed in a jacket of spiral wall-cells, and o
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• Phaeophyceae
  ...the egg is much larger and non-motile. Details of structure in respect to reproduction, however, are very great.
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• Rhodophyceae
  ...t. These spores are non-motile and produced in fours (tetraspores). Sexual reproduction is by dissimilar gametes, the antheridium becoming without change a single
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• Phycomycetes
  ...dia which are cells abstricted from the tips of specialized hyphae: sexual reproduction diverse, either by the conjugation of similar gametes, or by the conjugatio
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• Green algae
  ===Reproduction=== Green algae are eukaryotic organisms. Sexual reproduction varies from fusion of identical cells (isogamy) to [[fertilisation|fertiliz
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• Salvia dorrii
  == Ecology and reproduction ==
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• Underground stems
  [[Bulb]] - Short, upright organ used by plants for food storage or reproduction, with specialized leaves modified into thick flesh scales. Tulips and Lili
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• Sporophyte
  ...yte produces male or female [[gamete]]s (or both) by [[mitosis]]. [[Sexual reproduction of plants|The fusion of male and female gametes]] produces a [[zygote]] whi [[Category:Plant reproduction]]
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• Flagellata
  ...more cilia are present. Some reduced forms are colorless and saprophytic. Reproduction is wholly asexual by fission and thick-walled resting spores. Found in wate
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• Plant sexuality
  ...article describes [[Morphology (biology)|morphological]] aspects of sexual reproduction of plants. That plants employ many different strategies to engage in sexual reproduction was used, from just a structural perspective, by [[Carolus Linnaeus]] (1735
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• Conjugate
  ...ilamentous or unicellular fresh-water algae: cell-wall and nuclei present: reproduction by division of the plant body, and by sexual spores, which latter result fr
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• Cyanophyceae
  ...lgae of blue-green color; true nuclei wanting: cell-wall often gelatinous: reproduction wholly asexual by fission or by asexual spores borne as in the bacteria. Th
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• Bacteria
  ...om the Cyanophyceae, with no true nucleus, the cell-wall often gelatinous: reproduction wholly asexual by division into two equal portions and subsequent separatio
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