How are the processes of separation and division similar? How are they different?
What will be an ideal response?
The processes of separation and division are similar in that in both cases plants are propagated by use of underground plant parts that primarily function as organs for food
storage as well as vegetative or asexual reproduction. Separation is a method of
propagation in which natural structures, like bulbs, produced by certain plants are
removed from the parent plant to become new plants. Separation is a natural process.
Division is a method of propagation in which parts of the plant (rhizomes, stem tubers,
or tuberous roots) are cut into sections, each capable of developing a new plant. Unlike
separation, division is not a natural process because the parts used for propagation do
not separate naturally from the mother plant, but instead must be cut from the mother
plant with pruners or a knife.
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