1. Bread mould (e) Spores
2. Yeast. (h) Budding
3. Potato. (c) Fragmentation
4. Bose. (d) Detached body part
5. Sweet potato (g) Roots
6. Bryophyllum (f) Leaf
7. Cactus (b) Leaves
8. Spirogyra (a) Cutting
let's match the items and provide a brief summary for each.
Bread mould (e) Spores
Bread mould reproduces through the release of spores.
Yeast. (h) Budding
Yeast reproduces through a process called budding, where a small part of the parent organism pinches off to form a new individual.
Potato. (c) Fragmentation
Potato plants can reproduce through fragmentation, where a part of the potato (like an eye) develops into a new plant.
Bose. (f) Eye
Bose refers to Sir Jagadish Chandra Bose, an Indian scientist known for his work on plant physiology. This doesn't seem to match with the given options. It might be an error.
Sweet potato (g) Roots
Sweet potatoes reproduce through the growth of roots, where new plants can sprout from the roots of the parent plant.
Bryophyllum (h) Budding
Bryophyllum reproduces through a form of budding where new plants develop as small buds on the edges of its leaves.
Cactus (b) Leaves
Cacti can reproduce through the growth of new plants from their leaves.
Spirogyra (a) Cutting
Spirogyra reproduces through fragmentation, where a portion of the filament breaks off and grows into a new organism.
Question
MATCH THE FOLLOWING
1) Bread mould (a) Cutting
2) Yeast. (b) Leaves
3) Potato. (c) Fragmentation
(4) Bose. (d) Detached body part
(5) Sweet potato (e) Spores
(6) Bryophyllum (f) Eye
(7) Cactus (g) Roots
8) spirogyra h) budding