Asexual Reproduction

Question 1

Asexual reproduction

Answer 1

It is when one parent can produce off-spring with out having sexual intercourse.

Question 2

Budding

Answer 2

It is a form of asexual reproduction in which a new organism from an out growth or bud due to cell division at one particular site.

Question 3

Fission

Answer 3

it is when an animal splits in half to create two identical animals.

Question 4

Parthenogenesis

Answer 4

Reproduction from an ovum without fertilisation, especially as a normal process in some invertebrates and lower plants.

Question 5

Vegetation propagation

Answer 5

Plants undergo vegetative propergation by making special structure out of thier roots, stems or leaves.

Question 6

What is a tuber?

Answer 6

It is a stem that develops swollen parts underground called the tuber. Each tuber can grow into a new plant.

Question 7

What is a bulb?

Answer 7

A swollen under ground part that develops fleshy leaves. An example of this is onion, lily and garlic.
What is a rhizome? An example of what it is?
A stem that grows

Question 8

What is cutting?

Answer 8

If you cut a piece of stem off of the plant, dip it in rooting hormone and then put it in the ground. It grows roots, using mitosis, and becomes a new plant.