Minari reproduces through both seed production and vegetative growth. Although it produces flowers and seeds, it most commonly spreads through creeping stems that develop fibrous roots at their joints when they come into contact with moist soil or shallow water. This allows the plant to anchor itself and form dense, expanding patches, especially in wetland environments (where it grows best).
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