Question

Zoospore can not be
Motile
Product of syngamy
Asexual structure
Haploid​

Answer 1

Answer:

product of syngamy because it is either male gamete or female gamete

Answer 2

Zoospore cannot be b) Product of syngamy.

• A zoospore or a swarm spore is a type of spore that is asexual in nature.
  
• A zoospore is a motile type of spore since it uses the flagellum for movement.
  
• The zoospores are formed from various fungi, protists, and bacteria.
  
• A zoospore is a haploid form of spore that is observed in lower groups of plants, bacteria, and fungi.
  
• Unlike a zygote that is diploid in nature, non-motile and a product of sexual reproduction, zoospore is a motile spore that is haploid in nature and not a product of syngamy.
  

Hence, from the given options the correct answer will be Zoospore cannot be a b) product of syngamy.

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