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Which part of the tapioca plant can grow into new plants – stem, roots, or leaves?


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Tapioca plant:

  1. The cassava plant produces tapioca, which is starch.
  2. It's found in puddings, noodles, bread, and a variety of other foods.
  3. Orally, tapioca is used as a food source, a food thickening, and for blood sugar management.

Growth of Tapioca plant:

  1. Stem cuttings of the tapioca plant (Cassava) can be used to grow it vegetatively.
  2. Plants develop into new plants through vegetative structures called vegetative propagules in vegetative propagation, which is a sort of asexual reproduction.

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