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BotanyReproduction in OrganismsAsexual ReproductionEasy2 minPYQ_2020
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Match the columns: -

 Column – I (Organism) Column – II (Mode of Reproduction)
1PenicilliumAOffset
2AgaveBBulbils
3Water HyacinthCConidia
4HydraDBuds

Options:

Answer:
A
Solution:

Asexual reproductive structures like :

(i) Zoospores. Examples : Members of Kingdom Fungi and simple plants like algae (Chlamydomonas).

(ii) Conidia. Example :Penicillium.

(iii) Buds. Example : Hydra.

(iv) Gemmules. Example : Sponges.

Vegetative reproduction - It occurs by structures known as vegetative propagules which are of

following types :

(i) Rhizome. Example : Ginger.

(ii) Eyes (or buds). Example : Potato.

(iii) Bulbils. Example :Agave.

(iv) Leaf buds. Adventitious buds arise from the notches present at margins of leaves.

Examples:Bryophyllum.

(v) Offset. Example : Water hyacinth.

Stream:NTA_ABHYAS_NEETSubject:BotanyTopic:Reproduction in OrganismsSubtopic:Asexual Reproduction
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