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Which is common asexual reproductive structure in sponges?
Which is common asexual reproductive structure in sponges?
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The correct option is C Gemmules
Gemmules are asexual internal buds found in sponges. These buds consists of embryonic cells and are capable of producing a whole new organism.
Conidia is an asexual and non-motile spore produced by a fungal hyphae.
Buds are outgrowths that develop on the body of asexually reproducing organisms like yeast and hydra. The buds can grow into a complete organism. These detach from the parent body and exist as an independent organisms.
Zoospores are motile asexual spores produced by some algae and fungi. They are flagellated structures.
Gemmules are asexual internal buds found in sponges. These buds consists of embryonic cells and are capable of producing a whole new organism.
Conidia is an asexual and non-motile spore produced by a fungal hyphae.
Buds are outgrowths that develop on the body of asexually reproducing organisms like yeast and hydra. The buds can grow into a complete organism. These detach from the parent body and exist as an independent organisms.
Zoospores are motile asexual spores produced by some algae and fungi. They are flagellated structures.
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