Reproduction Methods of Plants and Animals

Visually identifying the different methods of asexual and sexual reproduction of plant and animal species. #lifescience #biology

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1
This cartoon is of a Flatworm parent becoming three daughters by _______.
Binary Fission
Fragmentation
Budding
Parthenogenesis
2
As an example of ______, unfertilized Bee eggs develop into male drones.
Parthenogenesis
Fragmentation
Intercourse
Hermaphrodite
3
This plant image is an example of _________.
Apomixis (angiosperm)
Vegetative Reproduction
Hermaphrodite
Sprouting (stems)
4
This Potato plant is storing nutrients into tubers, also known as __________.
Vegetative Reproduction
Grafting
Hermaphrodite Reproduction
Sprouting (roots)
5
This artificial method of reproduction is called _____.
Grafting
Binary Fission
Apomixis (angiosperm)
Vegetative Reproduction
6
This Mushroom is releasing ________.
Sprouts (stems)
Parthenogens
Spores
Fragments
7
Saharan Cypress is the only known species to use this method of reproduction!!
Apomixis (angiosperm)
Apomixis (gymnosperm)
Hermaphrodite
Parthenogenesis
8
This image is depicting ______ method of reproduction.
Sprouting (stems)
Fragmentation
Spore Production
Budding
9
These parent Cats produced offspring by _______ reproduction.
Apomixis (gymnosperm)
Parthenogenesis
Intercourse
Hermaphrodite
10
Species of Corn have been developed to produce seeds without fertilization. This is called ___.
Apomixis (angiosperm)
Parthenogenesis
Vegetative Reproduction
Spore Production
11
This photo depicts the root system of a family of Aspen trees. An example of ____ reproduction.
Sprouting (roots)
Budding
Apomixis (angiosperm)
Grafting
12
The arrows are identifying the stolons of this Strawberry plant. This is an example of _____ .
Sprouting (stems)
Sprouting (roots)
Apomixis (gymnosperm)
Budding
13
This Paramecium is reproducing by _______.
Binary Fission
Intercourse
Budding
Fragmentation

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Visually identifying the different methods of asexual and sexual reproduction of plant and animal species. #lifescience #biology

Flashcards13 cardsFPractice quizPHost liveL

Questions 13

Answers

1
This cartoon is of a Flatworm parent becoming three daughters by _______.
Binary Fission
Fragmentation
Budding
Parthenogenesis
2
As an example of ______, unfertilized Bee eggs develop into male drones.
Parthenogenesis
Fragmentation
Intercourse
Hermaphrodite
3
This plant image is an example of _________.
Apomixis (angiosperm)
Vegetative Reproduction
Hermaphrodite
Sprouting (stems)
4
This Potato plant is storing nutrients into tubers, also known as __________.
Vegetative Reproduction
Grafting
Hermaphrodite Reproduction
Sprouting (roots)
5
This artificial method of reproduction is called _____.
Grafting
Binary Fission
Apomixis (angiosperm)
Vegetative Reproduction
6
This Mushroom is releasing ________.
Sprouts (stems)
Parthenogens
Spores
Fragments
7
Saharan Cypress is the only known species to use this method of reproduction!!
Apomixis (angiosperm)
Apomixis (gymnosperm)
Hermaphrodite
Parthenogenesis
8
This image is depicting ______ method of reproduction.
Sprouting (stems)
Fragmentation
Spore Production
Budding
9
These parent Cats produced offspring by _______ reproduction.
Apomixis (gymnosperm)
Parthenogenesis
Intercourse
Hermaphrodite
10
Species of Corn have been developed to produce seeds without fertilization. This is called ___.
Apomixis (angiosperm)
Parthenogenesis
Vegetative Reproduction
Spore Production
11
This photo depicts the root system of a family of Aspen trees. An example of ____ reproduction.
Sprouting (roots)
Budding
Apomixis (angiosperm)
Grafting
12
The arrows are identifying the stolons of this Strawberry plant. This is an example of _____ .
Sprouting (stems)
Sprouting (roots)
Apomixis (gymnosperm)
Budding
13
This Paramecium is reproducing by _______.
Binary Fission
Intercourse
Budding
Fragmentation