Question

your options are: binary fission, budding, fragmentation, grafting, parthenogenesis, plant tissue culture, spores, vegetative reproduction

Explanation:

The image shows strawberry plants, which reproduce asexually through methods like runners (stolons) that produce new plants. Vegetative reproduction is a form of asexual reproduction in plants where new plants grow from vegetative parts (like runners, tubers, etc.). Binary fission is for prokaryotes, budding for organisms like yeast/hydra, fragmentation for some fungi/worms, grafting is artificial, parthenogenesis is for unfertilized egg development, plant tissue culture is lab - based, spores are for fungi/ferns. So the most appropriate is vegetative reproduction.

Answer:

vegetative reproduction