Question

describing sporulation and vegetative propagation
complete the statements to describe sporulation and vegetative propagation.
during sporulation, offspring develop from tiny structures called
during vegetative propagation, offspring grow from parts of the parent

Explanation:

• Sporulation is a form of asexual reproduction where offspring develop from spores. Spores are small, usually single - celled reproductive units.
• Vegetative propagation is a type of asexual reproduction in plants. In this process, new plants (offspring) grow from parts of the parent plant such as stems (e.g., runners in strawberries), roots (e.g., some root cuttings in plants), or leaves (e.g., in some succulents).

Answer:

• During sporulation, offspring develop from tiny structures called spores.
• During vegetative propagation, offspring grow from parts of the parent plant.