What is the difference between budding and vegetative propagation - Science - How do Organisms Reproduce

Question

What is the difference between budding and vegetative
propagation?

Jahirul Mazumder · Accepted Answer

Budding

Vegetative
propagation

In
budding the no of offspring plants will be identical to
parents

In
Vegetative propagation we can get a much larger no of progeny from
a single parent

In
budding an outgrowth develops from the parent which then detaches
from the main parent body to form offspring One cell from the
parent body divides by mitosis and then detaches from it

One of
the types of Vegetative propagation is budding where the inserted
bud is a vegetative one The new plant can be developed from stem,
root or leaves

Example:
Each potato tuber has several eyes or buds where each bud can grow
into a separate potato plant

Example:
Onion bulbs can be broken off and planted

Budding	Vegetative propagation
In budding the no. of offspring plants will be identical to parents.	In Vegetative propagation we can get a much larger no. of progeny from a single parent.
In budding an outgrowth develops from the parent which then detaches from the main parent body to form offspring. One cell from the parent body divides by mitosis and then detaches from it.	One of the types of Vegetative propagation is budding where the inserted bud is a vegetative one. The new plant can be developed from stem, root or leaves.
Example: Each potato tuber has several eyes or buds where each bud can grow into a separate potato plant.	Example: Onion bulbs can be broken off and planted.

What is the difference between budding and vegetative propagation?