M5: Asexual Reproduction in Plants and Other organisms Flashcards

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what is asexual reproduction?

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  • not sexual, no production or fusion of gametes
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advantages of Asexual reproduction?

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  • less energy and quick
  • does not require a mate
  • large amount produced
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disadvantages of Asexual reproduction?

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= reduced genetic variation
- vulnerable to sudden changes in the environment
- reduces the ability to adapt

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How do fungi reproduce?

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asexually via spores
- sporangium ruptures releasing spores, which germinate and create hyphae

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how does yeast reproduce?

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asexually via budding
- nucleus divides and creates a new daughter bud

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how do bacteria reproduce?

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asexually via binary fusion
- replicated DNA, the cell elongates and splits into mother and daughter cells

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