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Asexual reproduction produces new plants from one parent without seeds. Vegetative propagation, budding, and spore formation produce offspring similar to the parent.
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Asexual reproduction uses one parent and no fusion of gametes.
Identify the plant part used: stem tuber, bulb, runner, leaf bud, spore case, or bud.
Write answers with one labelled example, process step, and biological importance.
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