Vegetative reproduction of plants. Find the errors in the provided text. Highlight them in color.

Finding errors in the text:

• The text states that "The beginning of a new organism is given by some vegetative organ of the plant: a part of a shoot or a flower." This is incorrect because a vegetative organ like a shoot or a flower is not the *beginning* of a new organism in itself, but rather the part from which a new organism develops. The correct wording would imply that a vegetative organ *can give rise to* a new organism.
• The text also claims that "In each of them, there are undifferentiated cells capable of division." While vegetative propagation does involve cells capable of division, referring to them as simply "undifferentiated" might be an oversimplification or inaccurate in the context of specialized plant tissues that can regenerate. It's more about the *potential* for differentiation and division of certain cells, often meristematic cells.
• The most significant error is at the end: "Besides natural vegetative propagation, there are artificial ones, for example, seed propagation." This is fundamentally incorrect. Seed propagation is a form of *sexual* reproduction, not artificial *vegetative* propagation. Artificial vegetative propagation methods include cuttings, grafting, layering, etc.

Conclusion: The text contains significant inaccuracies regarding the definition of vegetative propagation and its relationship with seed propagation, which is a form of sexual reproduction.