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Important Questions on Modes of Reproduction

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Biology>Reproduction in Plants>Modes of Reproduction>Vegetative Propagation in Plants

Which group of lichens do NOT produce spores?

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Biology>Reproduction in Plants>Modes of Reproduction>Vegetative Propagation in Plants

Identify the asexual reproductive structure ${}^{'}M^{'}$ in the following diagram:

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In grafting, a part of one plant is inserted on another rooted plant, the former in this union is called ______.

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Select the correct option showing the correct sequence for the structures developed by Penicillium, Hydra, and sponges for an asexual mode of reproduction.

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Biology>Reproduction in Plants>Modes of Reproduction>Vegetative Propagation in Plants

A species which was introduced for ornamentation but has become a trouble-some weed in India:

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Biology>Reproduction in Plants>Modes of Reproduction>Vegetative Propagation in Plants

Zoospore is a:

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Biology>Reproduction in Plants>Modes of Reproduction>Vegetative Propagation in Plants

Which one of the following is NOT a vegetative propagule in angiosperms?

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Which one of the following statements is not correct?

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Biology>Reproduction in Plants>Modes of Reproduction>Vegetative Propagation in Plants

Chrysanthemum differs from Jasmine in the given aspects when they give rise to new offsprings in the vegetative propagation process.

I)

Lateral branches arise from the basal and underground part of the main stem

II)

Branches bent and grow downwards

III)

Branches grow obliquely upwards

IV)

Lateral branches arise from the base of the main axis and are aerial

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Match the following

	List-I		List-II
(A)	Longitudinal binary fission	(I)	Paramoecium
(B)	Transverse binary fission	(II)	Amoeba
(C)	Sporogony	(III)	Pleurobrachia
(D)	Sporulation	(IV)	Plasmodium
		(V)	Euglena