It is the type of reproduction that contains the fusion of male and female gametes/sex cells.

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It is the producing of genetically identical cells without the need for sexual gametes which is often needed in sexual reproduction

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This replaces or restores damaged or missing cells, tissues, organs, and even entire body parts. Examples of this are lizards.

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This is the production of body cells

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This is the production of sex cells

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These are organisms that are hermaphrodites and produces male and female gametes. It is capable of inbreeding, but genetic variation is decreased in inbreeds/

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These are organisms that have only one reproductive organ per organism, either male or female, and produces only one kind of gamete. It is incapable of inbreeding and genetic variation is always increasing.

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This is the general term of the male reproductive part of a flower

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Male reproductive part that is a long thread-like stalk holding the anther

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Male reproductive part that makes pollen

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General term for the female reproductive part of a flower

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Female reproductive part of a flower that is a sticky bulb that received pollen

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These are inside the ovary of a plant and these develops into a seed when it is fertilized

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These are colorful and leaf-like structures that attracts insects

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outer and small leaf-like structure that protects the bud of a flower

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This is the thickened part of a stem that connects the stem and the flower

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This is the transferring of pollen grains from anther to the stigma through the help of abiotic or biotic pollinators

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This is the fusion of male and female gametes resulting to a formation of zygote. It cannot occur without pollination, but not vise versa.

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It is the fusion of gametes that takes place inside the body of the organism

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This is the fusion of gametes takes place outside the body of an organism

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female reproductive part of a flower that is a long stalk holding the stigma

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female reproductive part of a flower and contains ovules

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This is where the organism breaks into fragments either naturally or caused by an external factor. Each fragment then develops into a new individual.

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Type of reproduction where organisms splits into half and develops into a new offspring

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Type of reproduction where the offspring grows directly out of a particular part of the parent and detaches itself when it matures.

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the leaves, stems, or roots are cut from the plant and then planted in soil to grow new individual plants

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controlled method of plant reproduction. It is assisted by humans

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long and slender horizontal stem and usually forms above the ground

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almost the same as corm, the only difference is it does not follow a specific direction as it grows

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it grows vertically and new plants arise directly from the short and thick underground stem

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reproduction only from parent’s reproductive structures

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true or false: Pollination is the union of sperm cell and egg cell.

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true or false: Strawberry plants have runners that helps them reproduce asexually.

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true or false: Asexual reproduction is the process of producing offspring without the union of gametes.

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true or false: fertilization is needed for fragmentation.

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true or false: In animal budding, the offspring will grow from the body of the parent.

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true or false: Humans reproduce asexually through fission.

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true or false: Regeneration is not a form of asexual reproduction.

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true or false: Grafting is a form of natural vegetative propagation.

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true or false: Reproduction is the process by which organisms give rise to an offspring

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true or false: Potatoes reproduce sexually using tubers.

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