CUET UG · Biology / Biological Studies (Domain)
Reproduction in Organisms
Modes of reproduction — asexual and sexual; reproductive cycles.
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In yeast, a small bud arises from the parent cell and grows to form a new individual. This process is an example of which mode of asexual reproduction?
Q2 · Reproduction in Organisms · MEDIUM
Which of the following statements correctly distinguishes sexual reproduction from asexual reproduction?
Q3 · Reproduction in Organisms · MEDIUM
In many algae and fungi, reproduction occurs through the formation of specialized structures that release spores. These spores are produced inside a sac-like structure called a sporangium. Which of the following organisms commonly reproduces by this method?
Q4 · Reproduction in Organisms · HARD
A farmer observes that a fragment of Bryophyllum leaf that fell on moist soil developed into a complete plant. This is because Bryophyllum leaves have special structures at their margins. Which mode of reproduction does this represent, and what are these structures called?
Q5 · Reproduction in Organisms · MEDIUM
In which type of reproduction does offspring arise from a single parent without the involvement of gamete fusion?