Natural Cloning 0.0 / 5 ? BiologyDNA, genetics and evolutionA2/A-levelOCR Created by: mutsa__Created on: 22-01-17 18:10 Definition of Clones Genetically identical organisms or cells 1 of 16 State one advantage of Natural cloning Increases population quickly to take advantage of the suitable environmental conditions 2 of 16 Definition of Vegetation propagation Reproduction form vegetative parts of a plant- usually an over-wintering organ 3 of 16 State one advantage of Natural cloning If the conditions for growth are good for the parent, they will also be good for the offspring 4 of 16 State one advantage of Natural Cloning Reproduction can be carried out even if there is only one parent 5 of 16 Name of horizontal stems that grow on the surface of the ground Runners and Stolens 6 of 16 State one disadvantage Natural Cloning Offspring may be overcrowded 7 of 16 State one disadvantage Natural Cloning No genetic diversity 8 of 16 State one disadvantage Natural Cloning Selection is not possible 9 of 16 An over-wintering mechanism for perennial monocotyledonous plants Bulbs 10 of 16 State one disadvantage Natural Cloning Population shows little variations 11 of 16 Name of horizontal stems that grow underground Rhizomes 12 of 16 They are solid rather than fleshy like a bulb Corms 13 of 16 New stems that grow from the roots of the plants that may be close to the base of an older stem or could be a distance away Suckers 14 of 16 Bulbs contain more than one of these and they are are able to grow into new plants Apical buds 15 of 16 An example is pototoes Tubers 16 of 16
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