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Fungus, Moss and fern reproduce by a common mode (type) of asexual reproduction. What is the name of that mode (type)?

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The mode is called as Spore formation...

Fungus, moss and fern reproduce by the method of spore formation, which is a type of asexual reproduction. Spores are asexual reproductive bodies produced by the parent plant, in spore cases.

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Spore formation is the process by which fungus, moss, and fern gets reproduced.

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Fungus, Moss and fern reproduce by a common mode (type) of asexual reproduction. What is the name of that mode (type)? ​

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By : ❤️ Manjeet Dalal ❤️

Fungus, Moss and fern reproduce by a common mode (type) of asexual reproduction. What is the name of that mode (type)?