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Secondary Growth in Stem

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Banana is vegetatively propagated by

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Rhizomes

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Suckers

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Tubers

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Bulbs

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Solution

The correct option is A
Rhizomes

Propagation through tubers occurs in potato. Propagation through suckers occurs in mint and. Propagation through bulbs occurs in onion, lilies and garlic.

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