How do Organisms Reproduce - I
Description: How do Organisms Reproduce I | |
Number of Questions: 40 | |
Created by: Shiva Nambiar | |
Tags: How do Organisms Reproduce I Asexual Reproduction Asexual Reproduction: Vegetative Propagation and Spore Formation Asexual Reproduction: Regeneration and Budding Sexual Reproduction in Human Beings How do Organisms Reproduce (Sexual) How do Organisms Reproduce Concept and Process of Variation Importance of Asexual Reproduction |
Sporangium develops on slender, erect, thread-like structures called
Which of the following methods can be used to produce 'disease-free plants’?
During vegetative propagation in bryophyllum, buds grow from
Name the mode of reproduction in which a new individual develops and grows on the parent body.
Which part of a plant does not take part in vegetative propagation?
Spore formation is a mode of reproduction in
Which of the following plants does not produce seeds?
Binary fission occurs during _______.
If hydra is cut into two parts, it does not die because _________.
Which of the following cells helps to carry out regeneration?
The ability of an organism to develop into a whole body from a broken piece is known as ___________.
Spores are produced inside the round blob-like structures known as __________.
The mode of reproduction in Leishmania, the organism which causes kala–azar in humans, is called
Which of the following processes helps to produce plasmodium?
Which of the following modes of reproduction is an example of sexual reproduction?
Which of the following techniques can be used to propagate 'Ornamental plants'?
Which of the following options is not a feature of asexual reproduction?
Which type of asexual reproduction takes the least time?
The biochemical basis of reproduction is __________.
Which of the following parts of bryophyllum plant helps in vegetative propagation?
‘Bread mould’ reproduces by
Which of the following asexual modes of reproduction is used by the higher plants?
An unorganized mass of cells that gives rise to a whole new plant in tissue culture is termed as
Which of the following life processes is not essential for the survival of individual life?
Binary fission differs from multiple fission in respect of
Spores are released in the air by ___________.
_________ is/are useful for the survival of species.
Which of the following statements about regeneration is not true?
_________ carry/carries all the information about the organism.
Which of the following invitro methods is used by horticulturists for large scale commercial purposes?
Which of the following animals has the ability to regenerate its lost body parts?
Asexual reproduction involves ___________.
Which of the following statements about budding is not true?
The mode of reproduction in hydra is ___________.
The two modes of reproduction are ____________.
A bulge like projection that arises on the parent body during asexual reproduction in hydra and yeast is termed as _________.
Continuity of species is maintained by the process known as ___________.
Which of the following statements is true about asexual reproduction?
Budding in hydra and yeast occurs by
Tissue culture is a technique of growing plants by ____________.