This document discusses different types of plant reproduction. It defines a perfect or hermaphrodite flower as one that has both stamen and pistil, a male flower as one with only stamen, and a female flower as one with only pistil. It then lists and describes various sexual and asexual vegetative propagation methods such as shoots, spores, tubers/bulbs, rhizomes, stolons, cuttings, grafting, layering and budding. The document also categorizes animal reproduction as either sexual, involving the production of eggs and sperm, or asexual. It notes some animals are oviparous and lay eggs, others are ovoviviparous and produce both

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4. FLOWER which has both stamen
and pistil is called perfect
flower or hermaphrodite .
Meanwhile, flower that only has
either stamen is called male
flower, and while flower only has
pistil is called female flower

6. natural
vegetative
artificial

7. SHOOT
(TUNAS)
SPORE
TUBER /
BULBS
(SPORA)
(U. AKAR/
NATURAL
U. LAPIS)
VEGETATIVE
RHIZOME
STOLON
(A.TINGGAL)
(GERAGIH)

8. CUTTING
(SETEK)
AIR
LAYERING
GRAFTING
(MENGENTE
N)
ARTIFICIAL
(CANGKOK
)
VEGETATIVE
GROUND
LAYERING
(MERUNDUK
)
OCULATIN
/BUDDING
(OKULASI)

9. SEXUALLY
ANIMAL’S
REPRODUCTION
ASEXUALLY

10. PRODUCING EGGS
(OVIPAROUS)
SEXUALLY
PRODUCING BOTH
EGGS & BABIES
(OVOVIVIPAROUS)
PRODUCING BABIES
(VIVIPAROUS)

18. baby
toodler
children
elderly
adult
teenager

19. PRODUCTION
OF SPERM
PRODUCTION
OF EGG CELL
(OVUM)

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