CH- 12 REPRODUCTION IN PLANTS

THE PRODUCTION OF NEW INDIVIDUALS FROM THEIR SPECIES KNOWN AS:

• RESPIRATION

• SPORE FORMATION

• REPRODUCTION

• BUDDING

GIVE AN EXAMPLE OF BISEXUAL FLOWER.

• PETUNIA

• CORN

• CUCUMBER

• NONE OF THESE

WHAT IS THE MALE PART OF FLOWER CALLED?

• Pistil
• Stigma
• Stamen
• Pollination

Bryophyllum reproduces by

• Roots

• Stem

• Leaves

• Flower

Cutting the roots from a carrot and allowing it to grow into a newly formed carrot is called __________. WHAT TYPE OF REPRODUCTION IT IS?

• FRAGMENTATION

• Vegetative Propagation

• BUDDING

• ASEXUAL REPRODUCTION

WHICH OF THESE GROW AND MULTIPLY RAPIDLY BY THE PROCESS OF FRAGMENTATION?

• FUNGI

• ALGAE

• NONE OF THESE

SPORES CAN SURVIVE FOR A LONG TIME BECAUSE

• THEY ARE FORMED IN LARGE NUMBERS

• THEY FORMED IN SPORANGIUM

• IT IS A FRAGMENT OF PARENTAL BODY

• THEY HAVE A HARD PROTECTIVE COAT

WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING NOT REPRODUCE BY SPORE FORMATION

• MOSS

• FERNS

• FUNGI

• HYDRA

THE BULB LIKE PROJECTION IN YEAST CELL IS CALLED

• BUD

• POLLEN GRAINS

POLLEN CAN'T CARRIED AWAY BY

• WIND

• INSECT

• SUNLIGHT

• WATER