Is there any other way for plants to reproduce than flowering?

1. Starting with the types of plants, plants are divided into seed plants (angiosperms, gymnosperms) and spore plants (algae plants, lichens, bryophytes, ferns). Seed plants all bloom, which is often referred to as green flowering plants, such as the iron tree in gymnosperms. Spore plants reproduce offspring with spores and do not flower.

2. There are two ways of reproduction in plants: sexual reproduction and asexual reproduction, and sexual reproduction is what we often call seeds. Asexual reproduction is often divided into two types, spore reproduction and vegetative reproduction (using plant roots, stems, and leaves to reproduce offspring). Of course, in modern times, there is also asexual reproduction such as tissue culture of plants.

3. If the grass is perennial, it can grow in the second year with underground stems. It can also be said to propagate offspring with stems.

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Higher plants are called green flowering plants, which reproduce offspring from seeds, and plants can also reproduce with vegetative organs, such as roots, stems, or leaves, and there are also non-flowering plants such as mosses, ferns, and algae plants, and most of the grasses you are talking about are to bloom and be propagated by seeds.

1) Separation and propagation can be divided into balls (such as saffron), blocks (such as yam, baiji, etc.), roots (such as salvia, aster, etc.), and branches (such as sand kernels, grass along the steps, etc.).

2) Strip propagation Aristolochia, rose, Polygonum multiflori, vitex, forsythia, etc. can be propagated by this method.

3) Propagation by cuttings of grape jasmine.

Grafting apples and peaches.

Bud grafting method Jujube tree.

Attachment method Pomegranate.

Sowing method: wheat and corn.

Do you know the common reproduction methods of these 4 plants? Any one of them can make your plants grow more and more.

What I know is that it can be grafted.

Some grasses are propagated through the root system.

1. Common plant propagation methods include: sowing, cuttings, striping, grafting, and branching.

2. Among them, sowing is also called sexual reproduction, cuttings, striping, grafting, and dividing are asexual reproduction.

3. One of the more common methods of plant reproduction is seed propagation, that is, the reproduction of offspring by pollinating to produce fruits and form seeds. The seeds can be taken out and then sown in the soil and allowed to grow in water, fertilizer and light.

Plant reproduction refers to the production of new sensitive bands similar to oneself by plants, which is a natural phenomenon of plant reproduction and continuation of species, and is also one of the basic characteristics of plant life. The main ways of plant reproduction are asexual reproduction, seed reproduction, spore reproduction, etc.

1. Spore propagation bridge split reed: the plant body emits spores for reproduction. such as algae plants and ferns;

2. Seed propagation: from the plant body through flowering, fruiting, and producing seeds for source propagation. such as angiosperms and gymnosperms;

3. Asexual reproduction: reproduction is carried out by a certain part of the plant itself, and does not produce spores and seeds. Such as artichoke, etc.

Spreading the wind by the wind is everywhere, and it is the "free wagon" of seeds. Most of the seeds dispersed by the wind have fluffy or wing-like structures, and when the wind blows, they will drift farther away. In spring, catkins fly everywhere, grab a clump of catkins and look closely, you will find that there are some small particles inside, that is, the seeds of willow trees.

This is how the seeds of the willow tree spread far and wide. The dandelion seeds are like a parachute, and when a gust of wind blows and messes around, they drift in all directions with the wind. Plants that grow in or near water often use water to disperse their seeds, such as coconut palms and water lilies.

When the fruit of the coconut tree is ripe, the shell is hard, like a small boat. When it falls from the tree, it drifts away with the sea, and when the tide washes it ashore, new coconut tree crackers grow. When the fruit of the water lily matures, it will fall into the water and slowly rot, and the seeds covered with the spongy outer seed coat will float up, float with the waves on the surface of the source file, and finally sink to the bottom of the water, taking root and germinating.

Humans and animals also help plants disperse their seeds. The outer skin of some seeds has burrs, barbs or can secrete mucus, such as Xanthus, stealing clothes, ghost needle grass, etc., as long as they are touched lightly, they will immediately adhere to human clothes or animal fur and wings, so that people or animals can carry themselves to another place, and after falling to the ground, they can settle down. Some plants also use animal feeding to disperse their seeds!

For example, when birds or other animals eat cherries, they will discard the cherry pits, which inadvertently does the work of dispersing seeds for them. There are also nut seeds, such as chestnuts and pine nuts, which are the favorite food of squirrels, and they are brought home by squirrels to store, some of them are eaten, and the rest take root and sprout the following year. There are also plants that are able to spread seeds on their own, and even have the ability to sow seeds automatically.

The propagation methods of <> flowers mainly include seed propagation, branch propagation, cuttings propagation, strip propagation and grafting propagation. Taking seed propagation as an example, this method is generally suitable for spring and autumn, which can be cultivated in the open field or potted sowing, but it is necessary to select the appropriate planting soil according to the variety of flowers, and at the same time, it is necessary to awaken and promote germination before sowing to improve the germination rate of seeds.