During fertilisation in plants the male and female gametes unite, triggering the process of cell division followed by seed formation. A gene $\mathrm{BBM}1$, expressed only in the male gamete, is responsible for eliciting rapid cell division. A researcher overexpressed the $\mathrm{BBM}1$ gene in the female gamete that resulted in the multiplication of the female gamete into an embryo and then the seed. The plants obtained from these seeds were genetically identical to the parent. This phenomenon is commonly seen in a few select plants naturally, and is known as

Match the Column I with Column II and select the correct option from the choice below:

Statement - '$\mathrm{X}$': Apomixis is seen in a few flowering plants such as some species of Asteraceae and grasses.
Statement - '$\mathrm{Y}$': Apomixis is a form of asexual reproduction that mimics sexual reproduction.

Statement - '$\mathrm{Z}$': In some species of apomictic seeds, the diploid egg cell is formed without reduction division.
Choose the correct option.

Listed below are different plant reproductive strategies.

I. Parthenocarpy

II. Syngamy

III. Apomixis

IV. Polyembryony

Which of them can give rise to a clonal progeny having the same genotype as that of the mother plant?

Match the following