Aesexual Reproducfion Flashcards

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What is parthenogenesis?

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Form of reproduction in which an unfertilized egg develops asexually.

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What is binary fission?

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A division of a single entity into two or more parts. Each of these entities have the chance to grow back to the original size.

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What is budding?

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When organisms bud out of the original one. They will have different cytoplasm. Genetically identical. Examples: yeast, hydra, paramecium.

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What is sporulation? How did it help?

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Special cells release by a parent fungi, algae, etc. This strategy helps with survival and to find a food environment. Genetically identical.

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What is the difference between bulbs and tubers?

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Bulbs - leaves underground. Examples: tulips, unions
Tubers - fleshy. Stems underground. Have buds. Ex: potato

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What is grafting?

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Putting the stems of two different plants together to get better results.

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What is a runner?

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A horizontal stem in the ground. Ex: strawberries

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What is vegetative propagation?

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Does not use seeds. Offspring can grow from cuttings, runners, tubers, or bulbs.

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What is regeneration?

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A piece of the parent is detached. This piece can grow and develop. Ex: Earthworms, starfish, etc.

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