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What type of reproduction occurs in the following?

Hydra

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Important Questions on Reproduction in Plants

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Living Science 7>Chapter 13 - Reproduction in Plants>ORAL QUESTIONS>Q 2
What type of reproduction occurs in Spirogyra? (Conjugation/Fragmentation)
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Living Science 7>Chapter 13 - Reproduction in Plants>ORAL QUESTIONS>Q 2
What type of asexual reproduction occurs in the Money plant? (Budding/Vegetative propagation)
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Living Science 7>Chapter 13 - Reproduction in Plants>ORAL QUESTIONS>Q 3
New plants grow from both spores and seeds. Both can stay dormant until conditions are favourable, and then start growing. What is the difference between a spore and a seed?
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Living Science 7>Chapter 13 - Reproduction in Plants>ORAL QUESTIONS>Q 4
Plants can also be reproduced artificially without the help of any reproductive organs. What is such reproduction in plants called? Give two examples.
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Living Science 7>Chapter 13 - Reproduction in Plants>ORAL QUESTIONS>Q 1
Sexual reproduction in plants always requires two flowers–one male and the other female. Do you agree? Give reasons.

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Living Science 7>Chapter 13 - Reproduction in Plants>ORAL QUESTIONS>Q 2
What does 'pollination' mean?
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Living Science 7>Chapter 13 - Reproduction in Plants>ORAL QUESTIONS>Q 3
It is seen that wind-pollinated flowers have either small petals or no petals at all, and that their anthers and pistils are exposed. How does this help the flowers?
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Living Science 7>Chapter 13 - Reproduction in Plants>ORAL QUESTIONS>Q 4
After pollination and fertilization in a flower, most often all the parts of the flower fall off except one. Which is this part? What does it develop into?