Asexual Reproduction
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Statement I: Asexual reproduction involves fusion of gametes.
Statement II: Asexually produced offspring are genetically identical.
Statement III: Asexual reproduction occurs in unfavorable condition only.
- Only statement II is correct.
- Statement I and II both are correct.
- Only statement I is correct.
- Only statement III is correct.
- Agamogamy
- Agamogenesis
- All the above
- Somatogenic reproduction
What are basidiomycetes are commonly called?
Column I | Column II | ||
p | Yeast | 1. | Conidia |
q | Planaria | 2. | Budding |
r | Penicillium | 3. | Binary fission |
s | Paramecium | 4. | Fragmentation |
- p - 4, q - 3, r - 2, s - 1
- p - 3, q - 2, r - 1, s - 4
- p - 1, q - 4, r - 3, s - 2
- p - 2, q - 4, r - 1, s - 3
Cloning is a mode of _______ reproduction.
Name the two animals in which asexual reproduction takes place
The process of getting back a full organism from its body parts is called regeneration.
- True
- False
- a- gemmules- Spongilla, b- zoospores- Chlamydomonas, c- conidia- Penicillium, d- bud- Hydra
- a- conidia- Penicillium, b-gemmules- Spongilla, c-zoospores- Chlamydomonas, d- bud- Hydra
- a- conidia- Chlamydomonas, b-gemmules- Spongilla, c-zoospores- Penicillium, d- bud- Yeast
- a- zoospores- Chlamydomonas, b-gemmules- Planaria, c-conidia- Penicillium, d- bud- Yeast
Column−IColumn−IIA.SpongeP.TuberB.YeastQ.OffsetC.PotatoR.GemmulesD.Water hyacinthS.Budding
- A – S; B – p; C – q; D – r;
- A – r; B –s ; C -p ; D –q
- A – p; B – q; C – r; D – s;
- A – Q; B – s; C – P; D – R;
The process of getting back a full organism from its body parts is called degeneration.
- True
- False
Chara is homothallic because________
Both archegonium and antheridium are present on the same thallus.
Ovary and testes are present on the same thallus.
Globule and nucule are present on the same thallus.
Oogonium and antheridium are present on different thalli.
Organisms produced by asexual reproduction are genetically ___________ to the parents.
- Agamogamy
- Agamogenesis
- Somatogenic reproduction
- All the above
- A: Primary follicle; B: Secondary follicle; C: Graafian follicle; D: Corpus Luteum
- A: Primary follicle; B: Secondary follicle; C: Ovum; D: Corpus Luteum
A: Secondary follicle; B: primary follicle; C: Graafian follicle; D: Corpus Luteum
- A: Primary follicle; B: Ovum; C: Corpus Luteum ; D: Graafian follicle
What is the process known as when plants or animals are able to repair their damaged or lost cells?
Asexual reproduction produces offspring that are
Genetically identical to their parents.
Genetically identical to their siblings.
None of the above
Both (A) and (B)
Which is not a feature of Asexual reproduction
Gamete formation
Syngamy
Production of clones
both a and b
Statement I: Asexual reproduction involves fusion of gametes.
Statement II: Asexually produced offspring are genetically identical.
Statement III: Asexual reproduction occurs in unfavorable condition only.
- Statement I and II both are correct.
- Only statement III is correct.
- Only statement II is correct.
- Only statement I is correct.
- Shoot buds
- Root buds
- Flower buds
- Axillary buds
Why asexual reproduction is good?
A few statements describing certain features of reproduction are given below:
i. Gametic fusion takes place
ii. Transfer of genetic material between parents and progeny
iii. Reduction division takes place
iv. Progeny have some resemblance with parents .
Select the options that are true for both asexual and sexual reproduction from the options given below:
i and ii
ii and iii
ii and iv
i and iii.
- Unicellular or acellular
- Multicellular without any tissue organization
- Multicellular with a gastrovascular system
- Multicellular having tissue organization, but no body cavity
Commensalism is an association between two species where:
one species is harmed and other is benefited
one species is harmed and other is unaffected
one species is benefited and other is unaffected
both the species are harmed
- Protists and Plantae
- Plantae and Animalia
- Protists and Monerans
- Monera and Animalia
Arrange the organisms in ascending order based on the number of offsprings produced after asexual reproduction?
1) Euglena 2) Plasmodium 3) Hydra 4) Chlamydomonas
1 2 3 4
4 2 3 1
3 1 4 2
4 3 2 1