Vegetative propagation refers to the formation of new plants from the following existing organs of the old plants :
(a) stems, roots and flowers
(b) stems, roots and leaves
(c) stems, flowers and fruits
(d) stems, leaves and flowers

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(b) stems, roots and leaves
Plants can reproduce through their stems (like grass), roots (like guava) and leaves (like Bryophyllum).

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Vegetative propagation refers to the formation of new plants from the following existing organs of the old plants : (a) stems, roots and flowers (b) stems, roots and leaves (c) stems, flowers and fruits (d) stems, leaves and flowers

(b) stems, roots and leavesPlants can reproduce through their stems (like grass), roots (like guava) and leaves (like Bryophyllum).

Vegetative propagation refers to the formation of new plants from the following existing organs of the old plants :
(a) stems, roots and flowers
(b) stems, roots and leaves
(c) stems, flowers and fruits
(d) stems, leaves and flowers

(b) stems, roots and leaves
Plants can reproduce through their stems (like grass), roots (like guava) and leaves (like Bryophyllum).