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- - - - Produces single-celled haploid spores
      - Taken away by wind currents and start to grow
      - Landed spores will grow mycelium once in suitable position
    - - Similar to fungus but produced spores in capsules called sporangia and Brust open to release them
    - - Stolens
      - Rhyzome
      - Bulbs
      - corms
    - - Cutting
        
        1) cut growing part of plant that you want to clone
        
        2) Add the plantlet in a pot with nutrients such as:
        
        1) Glucose: energy
        
        2) Growth hormone: growth
        
        3) nitrogen: protein formtion
        
        4) phosphats : protein
        
        5) magnesium: chlorophyl formation
      - Micropropagation/tissue culturing
        
        1) cut a growing part into explants
        
        2) transfer them into a sterile pitri dish of agar block with nutrients such
        
        Growth hormone
        
        glucosse
        
        nitrogen: protein
        
        magnesium : chrolophyll
        
        phospate protein
        
        3) after these explants grow into calluses, transfer them in a pot which forms plantlets later
      - benifits of cutting over micropropogation
        
        Less time in growth
        
        less equipments involved
      - precaution for helathy growth of plantles:
        
        light intensity
        
        growth hormones
        
        temperature
        
        humidity