IPA: /ˈræmɛt/
KK: /ræmɛt/
A single individual that is part of a group of genetically identical plants, often produced by asexual reproduction.
The gardener planted a ramet from the original plant to expand the garden.
The word 'ramet' originates from French 'ramet', meaning a young shoot or sprout. It refers specifically to a type of plant propagation where a part of a plant is used to grow a new one.
Think of a young 'shoot' or 'sprout' from a plant when you hear 'ramet', as it directly relates to the idea of new growth.