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Reproduction – Asexual methods

Mr. Storie

10S Science

QUESTIONS

A. Decide whether each statement is true or false. Write T or F on the line before each statement. If the

statement is false, correct the underlined word or phrase.

____ 1. In vegetative propagation, the new plant has the same chromosomes as the parent plant.

____ 2. A form of asexual reproduction in bread mold is binary fission.

____ 3. Regeneration is a form of asexual reproduction in the starfish.

____ 4. A lobster can grow a new claw by sporulation.

____ 5. In budding, the nuclei of the parent cell and daughter cell are different.

____ 6. The spores of a potato can sprout into a new plant.

____ 7. A strawberry plant can reproduce by runners.

____ 8. An amoeba has no true nucleus and reproduces by binary fission.

B. In each blank write the word that will make the sentence true. Use the words below:

Mitosis cutting bulbs root tubers equally unequally fungi

1. A group of organisms that can reproduce by spores are the ____________________.

2. In carrots, the organ of vegetative propagation is the ________.

3. The _________ of tulips and onions can grow into new plants.

4. In budding, the parent cell divides ___________________.

5. Geraniums may be reproduced from stem _______________.

6. In binary fission, the parent cell divides _________________.

7. Yams are a kind of underground stem called _______________.

8. A amoeba cell nucleus divides by ______________.

C. Write simple diagrams to show the steps of Mitosis.

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