___ involves the development and growth of the dormant state of buds present in old part of the plant.

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In vegetative propagation, new plants are obtained from the plant parts like roots, stein and leaves of old plants, without taking help of any reproductive organs. Vegetative propagation involves the development and growth of the dormant state of buds present in old part of the plant.
When suitable moisture and temperature are provided to the dormant state of bud then these buds grow to form new plants.

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