In a plant, which reproduction type forms new plantlets from vegetative cells, buds or organs with no fusion of gametes?

1. Vegetative reproduction forms new plantlets from vegetative (somatic) cells, buds or organs. 2. It has only mitotic division and no gametic fusion. 3. Daughter plants are genetically similar to the parent. 4. Sexual reproduction needs gamete fusion, and double fertilization/triple fusion are events within sexual reproduction, so they are ruled out. _Source: Samacheer Kalvi (TN SCERT) Class 10 Science, Unit 17 Reproduction in Plants and Animals "Vegetative Reproduction", p.250_