differentiatr between vegetative propagation and asexual …

Vegetative reproduction:

1. It is a form of asexual reproduction occur in plants where the new organish arises from the vegetative part of the parent plant.
2. Here the set of genes present in the parent plant whose vegetative part is used for the reproduction is carried to next generation.
3. By this process new generation arises without formation of any seeds or spores.
4. Meristematic tissues are used for the vegetative reproduction, because they are capable of cellular differentiation hence give rise to an entire plant.
5. All types of roots and shoots are capable of vegetative reproduction including stem, basal shoots, tuber, rhizomes, stolons, corms, bulbs and buds.

Asexual Reproduction:

1. This is the primary form of reproduction for all single celled organisms (e.g. bacteria, archea,), fungi, plants.
2. Offsprings arise from a single parent therefore genes from one parent is inherited.
3. Asexual reproduction embodied different types of reproduction process which varies from one another widely. Such as fission, budding, vegetative propagation, sporogenesis, fragmentation, agamogenesis, parthenogenesis.
4. Asexual reproduction includes formation of spores in some of the cases.
5. In this process no fusion of gametes happens and almost the chromosome number remain same all the time.