Asexual Reproduction

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Asexual Reproduction: Overview

This topic covers concepts, such as Asexual Reproduction, Binary Fission, Longitudinal Binary Fission, Transverse Binary Fission, Multiple Fission, Budding, External Budding, Budding in Yeast, Budding in Hydra, Internal Budding, etc.

Important Questions on Asexual Reproduction

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The “walking” fern is so named because

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During fertilisation in plants the male and female gametes unite, triggering the process of cell division followed by seed formation. A gene BBM1, expressed only in the male gamete, is responsible for eliciting rapid cell division. A researcher overexpressed the BBM1 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

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Plasmotomy occurs in

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Multinucleated parent into many multinucleate daughter individuals with the division of nuclei occurs in Opalina.

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Plasmotomy occurs in _____.

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Define plasmotomy.

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Oblique Binary fission is a kind of asexual reproduction in which plane is divided obliquely resulting in the formation of two unequal daughter cells.

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Draw the diagram of oblique binary fission process.

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Oblique binary fission takes place in organisms that belongs to dinoflagellates.

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Oblique binary fission is observed in _____.

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What is oblique binary fission?

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"Vegetative reproduction is also a type of asexual reproduction." Which of the following statements justify this?

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Cell division itself is a mode of reproduction in

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During unfavourable conditions, Amoeba reproduces by:

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Hydra reproduces by internal budding.

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Differentiate between the internal and external budding.

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The process in which the offspring formed by internal budding eats their own mother is called_____.

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What do you understand by endodyogeny?

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In lower marine, diploblastic organisms, the internal budding results in the formation of gemmules.

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Assertion (A): Symmetrogenic binary fission takes place in Paramoecium

Reason (R): The cytopharynx of the parent is retained by the proter.

*Note: There was ambiguity in original question paper, so the option is modified here.