Reproduction in Plant and Animals 1
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1) In ................... aerial weak stems touch the ground and give off adventitious
roots and buds.
2) .............................. and ................... plants can be vegetatively propagate through
tuberous roots.
tuberous roots.
3) In agave, the flower bud modifies into globose bulb which are called .......................
4) An example for fragmentation is...............................................
5) In .......................... type the parent cell divides into two daughter cells.
6) An example for budding is ...........................................
7) The ability of the lost body parts of an individual organism to give rise to an
whole new organism is called................................
8) ........................... and ...................... are examples for regeneration.
9) Asexual reproduction occurs by..................................................
10) During spore formation a structure called ........................ develops from the
fungal hypha
11) A .......................... is modified shoot with limited growth to carryout sexual
reproduction.
12) A flower consists of four whorls borne on a ................................
13) ............................... and ....................... are non essential or accessory whorls of
flowers
14) .............................., the male part of flower is composed of stamens
15) Stamen consists of a small bag like structure called ................. the tip.
16) The ......................... are produced in the another with in the pollen sac.
17) Pollen grains are ...................................in shape
18) The hard outer layer of the pollen grain is.........................
19) The hard outer layer of the pollen grains is ..................................
20) Mature Pollen grains contains ............................. and ..........................cells
21) .............................. is the female part of the flower
22) The ovary contains ...................................
23) The main part of the ovule is the .................................
24) The ovule is attached to the ovary wall by a stalk known as........................
25) .......................................... is the basal part of the ovule.
7) The ability of the lost body parts of an individual organism to give rise to an
whole new organism is called................................
8) ........................... and ...................... are examples for regeneration.
9) Asexual reproduction occurs by..................................................
10) During spore formation a structure called ........................ develops from the
fungal hypha
11) A .......................... is modified shoot with limited growth to carryout sexual
reproduction.
12) A flower consists of four whorls borne on a ................................
13) ............................... and ....................... are non essential or accessory whorls of
flowers
14) .............................., the male part of flower is composed of stamens
15) Stamen consists of a small bag like structure called ................. the tip.
16) The ......................... are produced in the another with in the pollen sac.
17) Pollen grains are ...................................in shape
18) The hard outer layer of the pollen grain is.........................
19) The hard outer layer of the pollen grains is ..................................
20) Mature Pollen grains contains ............................. and ..........................cells
21) .............................. is the female part of the flower
22) The ovary contains ...................................
23) The main part of the ovule is the .................................
24) The ovule is attached to the ovary wall by a stalk known as........................
25) .......................................... is the basal part of the ovule.
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