How do sweet potato reproduce?
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Sweet potatoes is a distended root section of a vine. The vine has a flower and reproduces through fertilization and seeds.\n\nSweet Potatoes can be made to grow vegatatively by regrowth of a small portion of the root and this is the preferred method as it allows reproduction with an assured outcome.
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check here http://www.gardenandhearth.com/gardencooking/growing-sweet-potatoes.htm
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Reproduce.  Prolifically.
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Fertilization.\nOr are you asking about what happens in Prophase 1 of Meiosis? Homologous chromosomes, one from each parent pair.
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The stamen (anther portion) of the flower produces pollen.
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Cells reproduce by cell division. This is called a-sexual reproduction or binary fission or Mitosis. This type of reproduction only requires one induvidual. The cell divides in order two create two daugter cells that are identical to the original cell. First Interphase, when the cell is making copies of DNA. In Prophase, the nucleolus fades and the chromatins condense into chromosomes. In Metaphase, all the chromosomes are aligned on spindle fibers. In Anaphase, the spindle fibers dissaspear. In Telophase, the daughter chromosomes move to the poles. In Cytokinesis, not truly part of Mitosis, there are now two finallized daughter cells.\n______________________\nHope this helps!!! :) :) \nHere's for more information:  http://www.cellsalive.com/mitosis.htm
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Mayana plant reproduce through vegetative reproduction, it means new plants are obtained without production of seeds or spores. Its stem serves as its organ of vegetative reproduction. Mayana plants are easy to cultivate. Any of its stem can be replanted and grows quickly. Just make sure the plant itself had matured enough before cutting some of its stems to be replanted.♥
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Sweet potatoes  I only get them once a year and I can only stand them once a year but the sweet potatoes are goood  (ones with marshmellow and real butter)
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Evolution of reproduction. Nature finds its way.
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Probably a contribution of two things:\n\n1. oxidisation of the oxygen in the air\n2. the potato absorbing water from the air.
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Much like the spermatogensis question, this process involves multiple steps.\n\nYou start with 1 oogonium. It can mitotically divide to produce multiple primary oocytes. Taking 1 oocyte, it will undergo meiosis producing a polar bosy and the secondary oocyte. A second meiotic division occurs producing the oocyte and another polar body.\n\nSo, 1 original cell produces 1 oocyte plus 2 polar bodies.\n\nIn some species the polar bodies undergo division as well.
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Actually if we grow a plant( especially the trees) from its seed it may take a long time to flower. So if we do budding or grafting or layering the plant part will behave like the mature plant and we will get quick yield. Through seeds the plant may not produce the same quality seedlings like that of mother plant. Most often the undesired character can appear. In order to produce plant that has all the characters of the mother plants these methods are essential. In some plants like roses it is very difficult to produce seeds and it is very difficult to germinate also. So in that case these techniques are essential. In some cases the plant may have triploid and tetraploids which often may not produce seeds at all. More over, seedless varieties are preferred as in case of banana mostly the edible varieties are triploids. In some plants we may require thousands of progenies at a time (orchids, bananas etc). Then we will go for tissue culture. In tuber crops, ginger, turmeric etc he main propagation is through the tubers. I hope it is clear now.
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That's how they are fertilized to create seeds...
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yams are harder and have white flesh on the inside and brown fibrous skin on the outside while sweet potatoes have orange semi-soft flesh and light brown smoother skin.
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Plants which reproduce without seeds appeared first in the history of the Earth.  Plants with seeds appeared much later.
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b)Unique to Angiosperms, flowering plants exhibit double fertilization whereby two sperm nuclei are deposited in the female gametophyte with each undergoing a fertilization event. The first sperm nucleus undergoes fusion with the egg cell nucleus forming the zygote while the second sperm nucleus undergoes fusion with the two polar nuclei of the central cell resulting in a triploid cell that proliferates through mitosis giving rise to the endosperm. The endosperm is often a source of nutrition for the developing embryo after fertilization and is often a starchy tissue.
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The actual potato you eat is in the ground so it does not have chloroplasts or chromoplasts, and the vacules never have pigment. the part of the spud that has pigment is the above ground part and the pigment is in the chloroplasts.