The Compendium of Bheḷa 4.5.2

4.5.2

atha yonayaścatasro bhavanti | tad yathā---jarāyujāṇḍajodbhijjasvedajāśceti | tatra jarāyujājarāyuyuktāssaṃbhavanti[-yu] paśumṛgamanuṣyādayaḥ | śakuna-matsya[macha]-kacchapa-sarpa[sarva]-prabhṛtayoṇḍajāḥ | yūkāmat-kuṇa[kupa]-pataṅgāśiviṣamakṣikādayaḥ svedajāḥ | udbhijjās tu tṛṇalatāvṛkṣavanaspataya iti ||

Now there are four wombs [of origin]. They are as follows: viviparous, oviparous, sprouting, and sweat-born. Among them, the viviparous are born endowed with a chorion, such as cattle, wild animals, humans, and others. Birds, fish, tortoises, snakes, and others are oviparous. Lice, bugs, moths, venomous insects, flies, and others are sweat-born. But grasses, creepers, trees, and vanaspatis are sprouting.