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Reproduction from Roots,
   Leaves and Stems
   Reproduction              Розмноження
   asexual reproduction      Безстатеве
                               розмноження
   Bulb                      Цибулина (луковиця)
   Tuber                     Бульба
   Runner                    Вусик
   spread out                Розтягуватися
   stretch out               Тягтися
   Geranium                  Герань
   Stem cutting              стовбурові різання
   Layering                  розшарування
   Grafting                  щеплення
Any reproduction that occurs without the
combining of male and female sex cells or sex
nuclei is called
asexual reproduction.

Sweet potatoes are the
roots of flowering plants.

 New shoots will readily
grow from a sweet
potato.
                             Shoots growing from roots
The leaves of some plants
  can also grow into new plants.

Many plants have special
stems that allow them to
reproduce asexually.

Onion plants can
reproduce asexually by
using bulbs, which grow
underground.
Most of the bulb is made
up of tightly packed leaves
that store food.
Other common plants with bulbs are:

Tulips



Lilies


Daffodils
A potato is a tuber that grows underground.

  A tuber is a thick stem with buds that can
 grow into a new plant.

The buds of the tuber are the
“eyes” you cut out of a potato
before you cook it.
New plants grow from the buds when a potato
                 is planted.


            Dahlias and peonies
            can also reproduce by
                    tubers.
The strawberry plants are connected by a
runner which is a stem that grows across
the top of the soil.
New strawberry plants grow at points
where the runner touches the ground.

Strawberries spread out in a field
because these runners stretch out in
all directions.
How can plants reproduce?
They can reproduce by …
Asexual Reproduction in Plants Is Important!
There are three types of asexual reproduction:

Stem cutting



Layering


Grafting
Stem cuttings are branches that are cut
off a plant and placed in water or soil.
This method is used in greenhouses to
      quickly grow geraniums.
When plant growers use the layering method,
 they cover a branch containing one or more buds,
 with soil.




The buds on some of the covered branches may grow
into new plants.
Sometimes plant growers cut off the top part of a
plant and attach it to the root system or stem of
another plant.

This method is called
grafting.
The advantage of grafting is that a new plant is
   made by joining the good parts of one plant to
   the good parts of another.

One kind of rose bush, for
example, may have good
roots, but it may not have
pretty flowers.

Another kind of plant may
have beautiful flowers, but
poor roots.
How many ways of reproduction flowers do
             you know?

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Lesson 15 reproduction from roots leaves and stems

  • 1.
  • 2. Reproduction from Roots, Leaves and Stems
  • 3. Reproduction  Розмноження  asexual reproduction  Безстатеве розмноження  Bulb  Цибулина (луковиця)  Tuber  Бульба  Runner  Вусик  spread out  Розтягуватися  stretch out  Тягтися  Geranium  Герань  Stem cutting  стовбурові різання  Layering  розшарування  Grafting  щеплення
  • 4. Any reproduction that occurs without the combining of male and female sex cells or sex nuclei is called asexual reproduction. Sweet potatoes are the roots of flowering plants. New shoots will readily grow from a sweet potato. Shoots growing from roots
  • 5.
  • 6. The leaves of some plants can also grow into new plants. Many plants have special stems that allow them to reproduce asexually. Onion plants can reproduce asexually by using bulbs, which grow underground.
  • 7. Most of the bulb is made up of tightly packed leaves that store food.
  • 8. Other common plants with bulbs are: Tulips Lilies Daffodils
  • 9. A potato is a tuber that grows underground. A tuber is a thick stem with buds that can grow into a new plant. The buds of the tuber are the “eyes” you cut out of a potato before you cook it.
  • 10. New plants grow from the buds when a potato is planted. Dahlias and peonies can also reproduce by tubers.
  • 11. The strawberry plants are connected by a runner which is a stem that grows across the top of the soil.
  • 12. New strawberry plants grow at points where the runner touches the ground. Strawberries spread out in a field because these runners stretch out in all directions.
  • 13. How can plants reproduce? They can reproduce by …
  • 14. Asexual Reproduction in Plants Is Important! There are three types of asexual reproduction: Stem cutting Layering Grafting
  • 15. Stem cuttings are branches that are cut off a plant and placed in water or soil.
  • 16. This method is used in greenhouses to quickly grow geraniums.
  • 17. When plant growers use the layering method, they cover a branch containing one or more buds, with soil. The buds on some of the covered branches may grow into new plants.
  • 18. Sometimes plant growers cut off the top part of a plant and attach it to the root system or stem of another plant. This method is called grafting.
  • 19. The advantage of grafting is that a new plant is made by joining the good parts of one plant to the good parts of another. One kind of rose bush, for example, may have good roots, but it may not have pretty flowers. Another kind of plant may have beautiful flowers, but poor roots.
  • 20. How many ways of reproduction flowers do you know?