Justify the statement 'Vegetative reproduction is also a type of asexual reproduction'.
(N/A) Vegetative reproduction is considered a type of asexual reproduction because:
$(i)$ It is uniparental,meaning only one parent is involved.
$(ii)$ It results in the formation of clones,which are genetically identical offspring.
$(iii)$ There is no fertilization process involved.
$(iv)$ There is no gamete formation or fusion.
$(i)$ It is uniparental,meaning only one parent is involved.
$(ii)$ It results in the formation of clones,which are genetically identical offspring.
$(iii)$ There is no fertilization process involved.
$(iv)$ There is no gamete formation or fusion.
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