A number of commonly cultivated plants are usually propagated by vegetative means rather than by seeds. This is a listing of such plants:
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African violets — leaf cuttings
Apple — grafting
Avocado — grafting
Banana — sucker removal
Blackberries (Rubus occidentalis) — stem cuttings
Canna — division
Cannabis — stem cuttings
Citrus (lemon, orange, grapefruit, Tangerine, dayap) — grafting
Date — sucker removal
Fig — stem cuttings
Garden strawberry — runners (stolons)
Grapes — stem cuttings, grafting
Hops — stem cuttings
Manioc (cassava) — stem cuttings
Maple — stem cuttings, grafting
Nut crops (walnut, pecan) — grafting
Olive — stem cuttings and layering
Peach — grafting
Pear — grafting
Pineapple — stem cuttings
Plum — stem cuttings
Poplar — stem cuttings
Potato — stem (tuber) cuttings
Sansevieria - Leaf cuttings or division
Sugar cane — stem cuttings
Tea — stem cuttings
Vanilla — stem cuttings
Verbena — stem cuttings
Willow — stem cuttings
Bryophyllum - leaf cuttings