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Reproduction HOTS: Asexual Way

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Ch 11: Asexual Reproduction (Pages 208-212)

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Ch 11: Asexual Reproduction (Pages 208-212)

by Tarunima
1

Which statement best describes vegetative propagation in plants?

2

What is a key characteristic of organisms that reproduce asexually?

3

Which example illustrates vegetative propagation in plants?

4

Which organism commonly reproduces asexually by budding?

5

What role does mitosis play in asexual reproduction?

6

Which method is used in agriculture to propagate plants rapidly without seeds?

7

Which statement about yeast budding is true?

8

Why is asexual reproduction fast in favourable environments?

9

Which plant feature is not involved in vegetative propagation?

10

What is a potential drawback of vegetative propagation?

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It uses vegetative parts like stems/leaves, not seeds.

Asexual reproduction yields clones due to mitosis.

Bryophyllum forms plantlets on leaf margins.

Bud formation is typical in hydra.

Mitosis ensures clones in asexuals.

Tissue culture yields many plantlets.

Yeast shows asexual budding from a single parent.

Clones spread rapidly when conditions suit.

Vegetative propagation bypasses seeds.

Clones limit genetic variation.

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