Vegetative propagation is asexual reproduction where plant parts like stems, roots, or leaves grow into new plants. Five examples: Money Plant: A stem cutting with a node grows roots when placed in water or soil, forming a new plant. Potato: The “eyes” (buds) on a sprouted potato can be planted to grow a new potato plant. Ginger: A piece of ginger rhizome with a bud, when planted in soil, develops into a new plant. Sugarcane: Stem cuttings with nodes are planted to produce new sugarcane plants, as sugarcane rarely produces seeds. Bamboo: Sections of bamboo stems or rhizomes can be planted to grow new bamboo plants, relying on vegetative propagation. Class 8 Our Home: Earth, A Unique Life Sustaining Planet Question Answer (Activities) Activity 13.2: Let us find out (Page 213) Collect information about the temperature and size of the planets in the solar system, and check if they have an atmosphere. You may collect this information from books in your school library, trusted websites, or discuss it with your teachers. Fill out the missing information in the Table. Answer: