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Which modified stem, such as in strawberry, grows just below the soil surface and produces new plants at its buds?
ABulb
BCorm
CTuber
DRunner
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Runner
Runners, also called stolons, are modified stems whose buds produce roots and shoots, as in strawberry.
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