Asexual reproduction in plants
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Plants reproduce to make new plants, or offspring, in different ways.
Plants can reproduce asexually, which means a single parent plant can reproduce on its own.
Plants produced asexually are identical to their parent plant; they are clones.
Bulbs, runners and tubers are examples of asexual plant reproduction.
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