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Froggy Jumps Vegetative Propagation RiverOnline version Quiz: Asexual/Vegetative Propagation by Hidden Author 1 1. Vegetative propagation produces new plants using: a Plant parts rather than seeds b Only seeds c Pollen only 2 2. A piece of stem planted to grow into a new plant is a: a Cutting b Seed c Fruit 3 3. Which crop can be propagated using stem cuttings? a Millet b Cassava c Maize 4 4. Sugarcane is commonly propagated using: a Stem cuttings b Fruit hooks c Winged seeds 5 5. Grafting involves: a Allowing fruit to burst b Joining parts of two plants so they grow together c Scattering seeds 6 6. The piece attached during grafting is called the: a Sepal b Stigma c Scion 7 7. The rooted plant receiving the scion is called the: a Pollen b Ovule c Stock 8 8. Layering involves: a Floating seeds in water b Allowing a branch to form roots while still attached to the parent c Scattering seeds 9 9. Another name used for layering is: a Marcotting b Broadcasting c Pollination 10 10. Budding uses: a A bud inserted into another plant b A seed floating in water c An anther attached to a root 11 11. Suckers are: a Seed coats b Shoots growing from the base or roots of a parent plant c Pollen grains 12 12. Bananas can be propagated using: a Pollen tubes b Suckers c Wind-dispersed seeds 13 13. Which is a vegetative propagation method? a Pollination b Fertilisation c Grafting 14 14. Which is NOT vegetative propagation? a Cuttings b Broadcasting seeds c Layering 15 15. One advantage of vegetative propagation is that it can: a Multiply suitable plants without waiting for seeds b Guarantee every plant grows in every environment c Prevent all plant diseases

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Vegetative Propagation RiverOnline version

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1. Vegetative propagation produces new plants using:

2. A piece of stem planted to grow into a new plant is a:

3. Which crop can be propagated using stem cuttings?

4. Sugarcane is commonly propagated using:

5. Grafting involves:

6. The piece attached during grafting is called the:

7. The rooted plant receiving the scion is called the:

8. Layering involves:

9. Another name used for layering is:

10. Budding uses:

11. Suckers are:

12. Bananas can be propagated using:

13. Which is a vegetative propagation method?

14. Which is NOT vegetative propagation?

15. One advantage of vegetative propagation is that it can: