Reproduction in the animal kingdom has historically been sexual. Cloning the sheep Dolly in 1997 moved us closer to the possibility of duplicating other animals or humans asexually, but the ...

A scientist has moved a step closer to turning sexually-reproducing plants into asexual reproducers, a finding that could have profound implications for agriculture.

The reproduction process is essentially the same in humans, animals and most plants. Both female and male organisms are required to contribute to the phenomenon.

This Scientific Reports Collection considers original research on asexual reproduction strategies in plants, from studies on their genetic regulations and evolution throughout plant lineages, to ...

Also called vegetative propagation, asexual reproduction is a great way to get mature plants faster than growing from seed. Plus, it’s fun and easy. Most plants asexually propagate naturally.

Asexual reproduction, in the case of plants, is what we sometimes call vegetative reproduction. This occurs when a plant essentially produces a new individual clone, genetically identical to the ...

This Scientific Reports Collection considers original research on asexual reproduction strategies in plants, from studies on their genetic regulation and evolution throughout plant lineages, to ...

Asexual, or vegetative, reproduction in plants is controlled by environmental conditions, but the molecular signaling pathways that control this process are poorly understood. Recent research ...

Features » Plant reproduction: sexual and asexual propagation Sunday, July 20, 2014 11:03 am By Diana Duff Special to West Hawaii Today Share this story ...

If we could find a way to propagate crop plants by asexual reproduction through seeds – known as apomixis – it would revolutionize agriculture.

Reproduction in humans, animals and many plants usually necessitates both female and male organisms. However, a new joint Tel Aviv University–Freiburg University study says its scientists have ...