What is one process of asexual reproduction that involves a part of a plant?

The process of vegetative propagation is a form of asexual reproduction that involves parts of a plant, allowing for the growth of new individuals from existing vegetative structures such as leaves, stems, or roots. This method enables plants to reproduce without the need for seeds or spores, effectively cloning themselves. Common examples include the growth of new plants from underground runners (like strawberry plants), the rooting of cuttings, or the formation of bulbs and tubers. Vegetative propagation is advantageous as it allows for rapid spread and colonization in favorable environments, ensuring genetic consistency in the new plants.