cladogenous
/klædəˈdʒɛnəs/Definitions
1. adjective
Describing a type of plant reproduction where new plants grow from the branches or stems of a parent plant, rather than from seeds.
“The forest was dominated by a single species of tree, which reproduced cladogenously, spreading its branches across the landscape.”
2. noun
A plant that reproduces in the manner described above.
“The cladogenes trees formed a dense thicket, blocking out the sunlight from the surrounding area.”