Question

in which of the following organisms, growth and reproduction are not said to be mutually inclusive event?
1. amoeba
2. hydra
3. ecoli
4. rhizobium​

Answer 1

Answer:

amoeba.... .. . . ..... .

Answer 2

Answer:

The correct answer is hydra whose growth and reproduction are not said to be mutually inclusive events.

Explanation:

What is Mutually inclusive event?

• When growth and reproduction both occur simultaneously it is called mutually inclusive event.
• This occurs in unicellular organisms because they have single cell for growth and reproduction.
• By this event the mass and size of the organisms will increase which results in formation of daughter cells.
• Example: Bacteria, Amoeba and other unicellular organisms.

Here, hydra is a multicellular organism so it doesn't show mutually inclusive events.

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