What term is used to describe a new plant produced

Solution

Explanation: A ramet is a new plant produced through vegetative reproduction (e.g., from a root, stem, or leaf cutting) and is genetically identical to the parent plant.

• Ortet refers to the original, mature plant that gives rise to vegetative offspring (ramets).
• Sapling and seedling refer to young plants grown from seeds, not from vegetative propagation.
• Propagule refers to any plant part capable of giving rise to a new plant, but ramet specifically refers to a new plant produced vegetatively from an existing one.