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Question
Match the entities in Column I with their mode of reproduction in Column II.Column I Column II A. Planaria I. Binary fission B. Fungi II. Asexual spores C. Yeast III. Budding D. Hydra IV. True regeneration E. Amoeba V. Fragmentation
| Column I | Column II |
| A. Planaria | I. Binary fission |
| B. Fungi | II. Asexual spores |
| C. Yeast | III. Budding |
| D. Hydra | IV. True regeneration |
| E. Amoeba | V. Fragmentation |
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Solution
- Planaria have true regeneration properties and can form a new organism from any part of the body.
- Fungi divide by formation of asexual spores.
- Yeast divides asexually by fragmentation.
- Amoeba shows binary fission where a parent amoeba divides into two daughter amoeba.
- Hydra divides by budding and a new hydra develops from the bud.
- Planaria have true regeneration properties and can form a new organism from any part of the body.
- Fungi divide by formation of asexual spores.
- Yeast divides asexually by fragmentation.
- Amoeba shows binary fission where a parent amoeba divides into two daughter amoeba.
- Hydra divides by budding and a new hydra develops from the bud.
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