asexual reproduction unit vocab
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| reproduction | the ability of individuals within a species to produce more of their own kind
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| asexual reproduction | offspring result from a single parent and are genetically identical to that parent
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| unicellular | organism made of only 1 cell
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| multicellular | organisms made up of more than 1 cell
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| binary fission | simplest form of asexual production where 1 parent produces 2 identical offspring
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| budding | new organism (offspring) grows as an outgrowth of parent
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| sporulation | specialized asexual reproductive cells that only contain a nucleus & small amount of cytoplasm
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| regeneration | replacement of part of an organism or development of a new organism from a part of the parent organism
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| vegetative propagation | part of the plant (LEAF, STEM or ROOT) grows into a new plant
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| runners | Stems grow over the surface of the soil from pre-existing stem
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| bulbs | Underground stems specialized for food storage
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| tubers | Underground stems that contain stored food
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| rhizomes | Long modified stems that grow horizontally under soil; New plants are produced at nodes along the stem
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| cuttings | Pieces of LEAF, STEMS or ROOTS develop into new plants
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| grafting | scion, or CUTTING from one plant is attached to the main body of the rooted plant (stock).
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| Cloning | -- type of asexual reproduction that produces offspring from a single body cell of the parent; new organism is genetically identical to the parent cell that contributed the DNA, but not like organism that carries it to term
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