Botany - Reproduction in Organisms Question with Solution | TestHub
BotanyReproduction in OrganismsSexual ReproductionEasy2 minPYQ_2020
BotanyEasysingle choice
In yeasts, two organisms fuse together. This type of syngamy is called
Options:
Answer:
D
Solution:
The fusion of gametes that do not differ from each other structurally is called isogamy. The fusion of gametes that differ from each other structurally is called anisogamy. The fusion of a large non-motile male gamete and a small motile female gamete is called oogamy. In yeast, there is no difference between gametes and the somatic cell. Thus, the entire protoplast fuses resulting in hologamy.
Stream:NTA_ABHYAS_NEETSubject:BotanyTopic:Reproduction in OrganismsSubtopic:Sexual Reproduction
⏱ 2mℹ️ Source: PYQ_2020
Doubts & Discussion
Loading discussions...
