Question

match the following ​

Answer 1

Answer:

1) Yeast- budding

2) Spirogyra- Fragmentation

3) Fungus- Spore formation

4) Buds- Potato

5) Wings - Maple

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Answer 2

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1. Yeast ➠ Budding
2. Spirogyra ➠ Fragmentation
3. Fungus ➠ Spore formation
4. Buds ➠ Potatoes
5. Wings ➠ Maple

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1) Yeast ➠ Budding

• Yeasts reproduce asexually, by budding.
• After the buds start forming they splits to form a new daughter cell.

2) Spirogyra ➠ Fragmentation

• Spirogyra can reproduce both sexually and asexually, they reproduce asexually by fragmentation.
• In fragmentation Spirogyra breaks in individual pieces at its maturity, which results in many filaments.

3) Fungus ➠ Spore formation

• Fungus reproduce asexually by forming spores.
• These spores can develop into new haploid individuals without being fertilized.

4) Buds ➠ Potatoes

• Potato reproduce by forming buds or eyes in its surface, it is asexual reproduction.
• Shoots are formed from these eye buds and grow into new plants.

5) Wings ➠ Maple

• Maple seeds have wings, the seeds do not fall off the tree until the wings are dry.
• After the maple seeds fall on the soil, depending on the weather type they starts to germinate.

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