What are 3 ways plants can reproduce?

I think it is asexual and sexual but I can't figure out what the third way would be.

seeds, leaf cuttings, and stem cuttings

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You are correct that plants can reproduce both asexually and sexually. A third way plants can reproduce is through vegetative propagation or cloning. Vegetative propagation involves the production of new individuals from vegetative parts, such as stems, leaves, or roots. There are several methods of vegetative propagation:

1. Runners or stolons: Some plants, like strawberries, produce long horizontal stems called runners or stolons that grow above the ground. These stems develop roots and new plants at the nodes, allowing them to spread and reproduce asexually.

2. Rhizomes: Rhizomes are underground stems that grow horizontally. Plants like ginger and iris produce rhizomes from which new shoots can emerge, resulting in new plants.

3. Bulbs and corms: Bulbs and corms are modified underground plant structures that serve as storage organs. They contain meristematic tissue that can produce new shoots and roots. Examples include onions, tulips, and gladiolus, which can reproduce by forming new bulbs or corms.

Other methods of vegetative propagation include grafting, where two different plants are joined together to create a new plant, and cutting, where a part of a plant is removed and allowed to develop roots and become a new individual. These methods allow plants to reproduce without the need for fertilization or the formation of seeds.