Explain the differences in the propagation meth... - SS1 Agriculture Husbandry of Root and tuber crops Question

Yam: Yam is primarily propagated using whole tubers, which are cut into smaller pieces containing at least one bud or "eye." These pieces are planted directly in the soil.

Cassava: Cassava is propagated through stem cuttings, where cuttings from mature stems with at least one bud are planted in the ground.

Sweet Potatoes: Sweet potatoes are propagated using "slips," small plantlets that grow from sprouts on the sweet potato's surface. These slips are removed and planted directly into the soil.