Stem Cutting

Q.

What is the significance of vegetative propagation?

Q.

The edible part of the cabbage is a _____.

Q.

Cutting is a method of asexual propagation used by farmers to grow crops. Stem cutting is used in which of the following plants for asexual propagation?

1. Cherry

2. Tapioca

3. Sugarcane

4. Strawberry

Q. Paheli has a rose plant in her garden. How can she increase the number of rose plants in the garden? ​

Q. How do plants reproduce vegetatively?

Q.

In which plant a piece of leaf can regenerate the whole plant?

1. Banana

2. Bryophyllum

3. Rose

4. Bougainvillea

Q. Which of the following does not show vegetative propagation through roots?

1. 
   Sweet potato
2. 
   Dahlia
3. 
   Potato
4. 
   Ginger

Q.

Which of these plants are grown by cutting method?

1. Sugarcane

2. Banana

3. Jasmine

4. Rose

Q. Which of the following will not have buds projecting out on the stem?

1. Potato
2. Onion
3. Banana
4. Dahlia

Q.

In cutting method of vegetative propagation, cuttings are mainly taken from:

1. Shoots of a parent plant.

2. Buds of the parent plant.

3. Leaves of the parent plant.

4. Roots or stems of the parent plant.

Q.

If we plant a potato tuber in the soil, where do you think new plants will sprout from? Choose the option where the correct part is circled.

1. 

2. A new plant cannot sprout from a potato.

3. 

4. 

Q.

Define vegetative propagation.

Q.

In which method is a cut-out part of a plant grafted on another plant?

1. Grafting

2. Budding

3. Layering

4. Tissue culture

Q.

Which one among the following can be propagated by placing small segments of the stem in the soil having at least one node?

1. Bacteria

2. Sweet potato

3. Sugar cane

4. Dahlia

Q. In which kind of vegetative propagation are parts of two different plants used?

1. Budding
2. Cutting
3. Grafting
4. Layering

Q. Which of the following does not show vegetative propagation through roots?

1. 
   Sweet potato
2. 
   Dahlia
3. 
   Potato
4. 
   Ginger

Q.

Vegetative propagation.