A bud forms on what part(s) of the plants during vegetative reproduction? A.Roots B.Stems C.Leaves D.A and B E.A,B and C

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A bud forms on what part(s) of the plants during vegetative reproduction?

A.Roots
B.Stems
C.Leaves
D.A and B
E.A,B and C

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E.A,B and C

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