ramet
/ˈreɪmɛt/
noun
- An individual plant that is part of a group of genetically identical plants (a clone) that grow from a single parent plant, often connected by roots or stems.
- Gardeners often divide a large clump of grass into several ramets to spread it across the lawn.
- Each ramet of the strawberry plant can be separated and replanted to grow a new patch.
- The forest floor was covered with ramets of the same fern, all connected underground.