What plants reproduce without flowers?

Conifers. Moss. Ferns.

FlowersBirthday FlowersSympathy FlowersPlants can reproducing asexually by:


(1) producing new "offspring" directly from buds (meristematic regions) on stems (i.e., rhizomes, stolons, tubers, bulbs, corms), roots or leaves (i.e., maternity plant); (2) parthenogenesis - fruit development without pollination and/or fertilization;


(3) apomixis - seed production without sex; and


(4) fragmentation - cells in plant tissues can differentiate into new individual (i.e., leaf cuttings).





The offspring are "clones" or genetic carbon copies of the parents.





Plants practice "safe sex".
Reply:grass
Reply:plants with spores or other means of asexual reproduction. such as ferns and liverwort, moss, algae, etc.








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