Production of offspring from the nonsexual tissues of a parent is called

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Vegetative reproduction refers to the production of offspring from the nonsexual tissues of a parent, such as shoots, roots or leaves. This process can occur naturally, as with runners in plants like strawberries, or can be induced artificially, as with the cloning of animals. Mitosis, binary fission, clonal duplication, and parthenogenesis are all forms of asexual reproduction but do not necessarily involve nonsexual tissues of a parent.

Production of Offspring from the Nonsexual Tissues of a Parent