Vegetative propagation of potatoes is done by root or shoot
Solution:
Potatoes propagate through shoots. They have eyes like structure called nodes or buds. Shoots that come out from the buds are called sprouts which grow and become stems. They come out after a long period of dormancy. Roots also come out from the buds. The buds become new plants. The part of the stem grows under the soil is called underground stem. This underground stem starts swelling and transform into tuber or new potato.
Potatoes propagate through shoots. They have eyes like structure called nodes or buds. Shoots that come out from the buds are called sprouts which grow and become stems. They come out after a long period of dormancy. Roots also come out from the buds. The buds become new plants. The part of the stem grows under the soil is called underground stem. This underground stem starts swelling and transform into tuber or new potato.