Slideshow B2: No seeds. Strawberry runners: Some plants can make new plants by sending out runners. plantlet runner.

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Slideshow B2: No seeds

Strawberry runners: Some plants can make new plants by sending out runners. plantlet runner

Spider plant with plantlets: A runner is special type of stem that grows away from the main plant. plantlet

Bulb with new bulbs forming: A bulb has a pointed end that grows into a shoot. New bulbs form inside the old bulb. new bulbs

Corm with cormels: Bumps called cormels grow on the surface and grow into shoots.

Tubers: These are swollen underground roots that store food. When buried in the ground, they can grow into a new plant. Swollen root (tuber)

Cacti plantlets: Cacti plantlets look like small buds. cactus stem new bud (plantlet)