Rose plant reproduces through vegetative propagation, i.e. giving rise to a new plant of its own kind with the involvement of a part other than the flower. The stem of rose, when buried in soil, gives rise to a new rose plant.

Sweet potato and dahlia are the plants which propagate vegetatively by roots of the plants. Vegetative propagation is a method of asexual reproduction.

 New plants grow from bryophyllum's leaves.

 Rose plant can be propagated by stem cutting.

 Fruits are formed from ovary of the flowers.

Anther contains pollen grains.

Roots and stem help in vegetative propagation of plants

Seeds of xanthium are dispersed by animals.

 Pollen grain sticks to the stigma and then reaches to the ovary for fertilisation.

 The flowers, which contain either only pistil or only stamens are called unisexual flowers.

Asexual mode of reproduction refers to the involvement of one parent only. There are various modes of asexual reproduction like budding, fragmentation, fission, spore formation, etc. Zygote formation takes place only when two parents are involved. Thus, it is not an asexual mode of reproduction.

Eggs are female gametes, which are formed in the bead-like structures called ovules. These ovules are produced in the ovary, which is the female reproductive part.

The offspring produced by asexual reproduction is a clone of its parent because they are genetically the same.

After fertilisation, the other parts of the flower fall off as they are used for attracting insects, etc. for pollination. Seeds are enclosed in a protective seed coat. The seeds are formed from the ovules. Insects are agents of pollination.

 The seeds, which are dispersed by water, have floating ability and spongy or fibrous outer coating.