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What are the two
methods
of
cloning
plants mentioned in the video?
Cuttings
and
tissue culture
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What is the main advantage of
cloning
plants?
The clone is
genetically
identical
to the original plant
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How does
asexual reproduction
differ from sexual reproduction in plants?
Asexual reproduction produces
genetically
identical
organisms
, while sexual reproduction produces genetically diverse
offspring
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What is
rooting powder
used for in plant
cloning
?
It encourages the plant to develop roots
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Why is taking
cuttings
a simple method for cloning plants?
Because it involves removing a small piece of the plant and dipping it in
rooting powder
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What is the limitation of taking
cuttings
when a large number of
clones
is needed?
It is not efficient for producing
hundreds
of clones
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What is the process used to produce many clones from a single plant?
Tissue culture
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What happens to the small pieces of plant in
tissue culture
?
They are incubated with
plant hormones
to stimulate growth
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Why must the conditions for
tissue culture
be sterile?
To prevent the introduction of
microorganisms
like
bacteria
or
fungi
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How does
tissue culture
benefit commercial plant nurseries?
It allows growers to produce thousands of
genetically
identical plants quickly and cheaply
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What is one reason gardeners prefer clones produced by
tissue culture
?
They can be certain of the desired
characteristics
, such as
flower color
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What is one application of
tissue culture
besides cloning common plants?
It is used to preserve
rare species
of plants
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What are the characteristics of
clones
produced by
asexual reproduction
?
Genetically
identical to the original plant
Same characteristics as the parent plant
Example: flower color is
consistent
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What is the significance of using
plant hormones
in
tissue culture
?
Stimulates growth of plant cells
Encourages development into fully grown clones
Essential for successful
cloning process
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What are the advantages of
cloning
plants through
cuttings
versus
tissue culture
?
Advantages of cuttings:
Simple and quick for a few clones
Requires minimal equipment
Advantages of tissue culture:
Produces hundreds of clones efficiently
Ensures
genetic uniformity
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