Asexual Reproductions in Plants #2

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Asexual reproduction in a plant is the production of new plants without fusion of male and female gametes.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Asexual reproduction in plants which is done without human intervention called . . .

• Natural Asexual Reproduction

• Artificial Asexual Reproduction

• Fabricated Asexual Reproduction

An asexual reproduction as seen in the picture is called . . .

• Rhizomes

• Runner

• Bulbs

• Tubers

An asexual reproduction as seen in the picture is called . . .

• Rhizomes

• Runners

• Bulbs

• Tubers

Which of the following are the examples of rhizomes and runners?

• ginger and orchid

• orchid and dahlia

• orchid and strawberry

• strawberry and dahlia

Which of the following is the example of plant that reproduces by bulbs?

• Tulip

• Potato

• Fern

• Dahlia

Which of the following is the example of plant that reproduces by stem tubers?

• Tulip

• Potato

• Fern

• Dahlia

Which of the following is the example of plant that reproduces by root tubers?

• Tulip

• Potato

• Fern

• Dahlia

Which of the following is true about fragmentation in plants?

• Fragmentation in plants is originated from roots that have been modified to store nutrients.

• Fragmentation in plants is a developed root from buds located at nodes or the tips.

• Fragmentation in plants happens naturally where the small part of the plant fall off onto soil and then begin to grow up.

Which of the following is not the advantage of asexual reproduction in plant?

• It allows the new plants to genetically identical to the parent plant.

• It limits the development of genetic variation (various plants).

• The population can increase rapidly when the conditions are favorable.