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plant reproduction
In article , cra2 deletethis_cra2
@mindspring.com writes So, if I moved a female plant, for example, to an area of the country where no plants of the opposite sex existed, the plant could not reproduce, correct? Yes, but. Many plants can also reproduce vegetatively. Can you name any specific examples? At one point it was believed that there were no locations in the UK where both sexes of wild _Populus nigra_ existed sufficiently closely together. (They've since found a reasonably sized population in the Vale of Aylesbury.) -- Stewart Robert Hinsley |
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