Question # 1

Asexual reproduction in yeast takes place through:

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Budding

Fragmentation

Binary fission

Spore formation

The simplest method of asexual reproduction is:

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Fragmentation

budding

parthenogenesis

binary fission

Rhizopus reproduces asexually by:

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Binary fission

Budding

Spore formation

Endopore formation

After fertilization on plants, the fruit develops from:

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Ovule wall

Ovary wall

Petals

Anther

During binary fission, the nucleus of parent organism divides into two by:

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Sexual reproduction

Meiosis

Mitosis

None of these

The unit of Androecium is:

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Gametes

Pollen Grains

Anther

Stamens

Which of these germinate by epigeal germination?

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Pea

Maize

Beans

Coconut

Each spore is covered with a thick wall called:

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Membrane

Semipermeable memebrane

Fragment

Cyst

During binary fission, how many cells are formed?

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Two daughter cells

Four cells

Many cells

All of these

Enssential process for continuation of species is:

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locomotion

reproduction

respiration

cloning

Every ripened ovule is called:

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Leaves

Flower

Seed

Fruit

Which type of asexual reproduction found in hydra and corals?

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Fragmentation

Spore formation

Budding

Regeneration

Which part of flower is changed into fruit?

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Ovule

Ovary

Petals

Anther

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