Write the advantages of natural vegetati...

Write the advantages of natural vegetative reproduction.

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(i) Only one parent is required for propagation.
(ii) The new individual plants produced are genetically identical.
(iii) In some plants, this enables to spread rapidly. Example: Spinifex.
(iv) Horticulturists and farmers utilize these organs of natural vegetative reproduction for cultivation and to harvest plants in large scale.

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