Question

state difference between zoospores and zygote?


class 12th CBSE Biology sample paper

Answer 1

Zoospore:

1)A zoospore is mostly Haploid

2)Zoospores are flagellated.

3)Zoospores are formed inside zoosporangium.

4)It results in A-sexual reproduction.

Zygote:

1)Zygote is always diploid.

2)The zygote is usually non-flagellated.

3)zygote usually forms in female part of an organism.

4)It is resultant of syngamy during sexual reproduction.

Answer 2

ANSWER
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1. ZOOSPORES :....... ARE PRODUCE WHEN THE ORGANIZATION IS PRODUCE BY THE ASEXUAL MODE OF THE REPRODUCTION IS CALLED THE ZOOSPORES.

2. ZYGOTE :::: IT IS THE SINGLE CELL WHICH IS FORMED BY THE HELP OF THE SEXUAL REPRODUCTION IS KNOW AS ZYGOTE.

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