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What is vegetative reproduction?
What is vegetative reproduction?
- Growth of new plants from vegetative parts of existing plants (correct)
- Production of new plants from seeds
- Formation of spores by a parent plant
- Division of a plant into smaller fragments
In what way does fragmentation occur in plants?
In what way does fragmentation occur in plants?
- Via budding from a parent plant
- Through the formation of seeds
- With the development of tubers
- By parts of a plant detaching and growing into new plants (correct)
Which of the following correctly describes spore formation?
Which of the following correctly describes spore formation?
- A process involving the budding of yeast cells
- Production of spores that germinate to form new individuals (correct)
- A method where new plants grow from fragments
- Asexual reproduction involving tubers
How does budding in plants typically occur?
How does budding in plants typically occur?
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Which method of reproduction is common in lower plants?
Which method of reproduction is common in lower plants?
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Study Notes
Vegetative Reproduction
- New plants can develop from existing parts of a plant, such as roots, stems, or leaves.
- Examples include rhizomes and tubers.
Fragmentation
- Fragments of a plant can detach and develop into new plants.
- Common in lower plants.
Budding
- A new organism grows from a bud on the body of a parent organism.
Spore Formation
- Spores are produced by a parent and germinate into new organisms.
Yeast Reproduction
- A diagram shows the asexual reproduction of yeast through budding.
- Yeast cells multiply by forming new buds.
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