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When offspring is produced by a single parent with or without involvement of gamete formation, the reproduction is |
Asexual |
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Morphologically and genetically identical offsprings are also called |
Clone |
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Among single celled organism and in plants and animals with relatively simple organisation this mode of reproduction is known as |
Asexual reproduction |
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In _______ & _______the organism or parent divide by mitosis and give rise to new individuals |
Protists and monerans |
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Name two organisms in which cell division itself is a mode of reproduction |
Protists and monerans |
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Many single celled organisms reproduce by_______ where a cell divides into two halves and each rapidly grows into an adult |
Binary fission |
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The phenomenon of cyst formation is termed as |
Encystation |
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Under favourable conditions the encysted amoeba divides by |
Multiple fission |
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Encysted amoeba produces many minute amoeba called |
Pseudopodiospores |
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The cyst wall burst out and disposal liberated in the surrounding medium to grow up into many amoeba this phenomenon is known as |
Sporulation |
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Members of kingdom fungi and simple plants as algae reproduce the special |
Asexual reproductive structures |
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The most common special asexual reproductive structures are |
Zoospores |
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_____ are usually a microscopic and motile structure |
Zoospores |
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Name any three common asexual reproductive structures |
Conidia, buds, gemmules |
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Units of ______ such as runner,rizome,sucker,tuber,offset,bulb are also capable of giving rise to offspring |
Vegetative propagation |
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In some organisms if body breaks into distinct pieces/fragments, each fragment grow into adult capable of producing offspring. This called |
Fragmentation |
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Name the quiet a plant which is also known as Bengal of |
Water hyacinth |
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Adventitious buds arise from notches present at leaves of margin of |
Bryophyllum |
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In animals the _____ phase is followed by morphological and physiological changes prior to active reproductive behaviour |
Juvenile phase |
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The juvenile phase is also known as |
Vegetative phase |
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Which category of plant live for more than two years |
Perennial species |
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Name the plant which flowers once in 12 years |
Strobilanthus kunthiana (neelakurinji) |
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Non primate mammals cow,sheep, rats,deer,dogs,tiger etc cyclical changes during reproduction are called |
Oestrous cycle |
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Cyclical changes in primates like monkey, apes and humans are called |
Menstrual cycle |
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In sexual reproduction fusion of gametes is termed as |
Fertilization |
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The events like fusion of gametes, formation of gametes and embryogenesis are characteristics of |
Sexual reproduction |
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3 stages of sexual reproduction are |
Pre fertilization, fertilization and post fertilization |
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What refers to the process of formation of two types of gametes |
Gametogenesis |
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When both gametes are similar in appearance and cannot be distinguished |
Homogametes(isogametes) |
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Morphologically distinct gametes are called |
Heterogametes |
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Male gametes are also called |
Antherozoid or sperm |
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Female gametee is also called the |
Egg or ovum |
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Fertilization of plants and some invertebrate animals by their own sperm rather than that of another individual is known as |
Self fertilization |
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______ refers to having both male and female reproductive structures in the same plant |
Homothallic |
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Bisexual condition in several plants is denoted by |
Monoecious |
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The term used to describe unisexual condition plants |
Heterothallic |
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Term used for unisexual male flower |
Staminate |
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Term used for unisexuality in plants |
Dioecious |
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Bisexual animals that possess both male and female reproductive organs are called |
Hermaphrodites |
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Species which produce two types of gametes |
Heterogametic species |
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The plant body of several organisms belonging to Monera,fungi,algae and bryophytes is |
Haploid |
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Reduction division has to occur in which type of body to produce haploid gametes |
Diploid |
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In diploid organism specialised cells that undergo meiosis k/a |
Meiocytes |
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At the end of the meiosis only____(1)____ gets incorporated into each___(2)___ |
1) meiocytes 2) gamete |
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What results in formation of diploid zygote |
Syngamy |
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A natural form of asexual reproduction in which growth and development of embryo occurs without fertilization |
Parthenogenesis |
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Process of development of embryo from zygote is known as |
Embryogenesis |
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During embryogenesis zygote undergoes ______ & _______ |
Cell division and cell differentiation |
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In oviparous animals like reptiles and birds, the fertilized eggs are covered by hard______ |
Calcareous shells |
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The ovary develops into fruit which develops a thick protective wall called |
Pericarp |