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Plants consist of three parts. The roots, the stems and the leaves, which in their case consist of cells that are surrounded by celluloses. The roots support the plant and absorb either alone on their own, or through cohabitation with bacteria and fungus. Mineral from the ground which are necessary for the plant such as potassium, magnesium, nitrogen, phosphorus, etc. The radicals not photosynthesize.Vlasta transports through vascular substances and air to the plant and in some particular cases it absorbs substances. Leaves turn the luminous energy into chemical absorbing energy at the same time.In this paper presented, the ways of reproduction of vegetables and flowers are described. To be more specific, in the first chapter, the way of how most basic vegetables reproduct is presented both with inherent and rude. The second chapter presents the ways of breeding flowers that may be rude, inherent and with bulbs.