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Artificial Vegetative Propagation || Solved Q/A for S.E.E. - Exam || Part-2

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Asexual & Sexual Reproduction Artificial Vegetative Propagation Part-2  Very short questions and answers for S.E.E. students Questions and answers to practice for S.E.E. examination 1) What is multiple fission? Answer:  Multiple fission is the method if asexual reproduction in which a parent organism splits into more than two daughter organisms at the same time. 2) What is vegetative propagation? Answer:  Vegetative propagation is the method of asexual reproduction in which new plants are produced by cutting, sowing or grafting of the vegetative parts of plants like root, stem or leaves. 3) Name the plant that reproduce through root. Answer:  Dahlia is a plant that reproduce through root. 4) Write the name of each of the plant propagated through root, and leaf. Answer:  Root → Sweet Potato                 Leaf → Bryophyllum 5) What is sexual reproduction? Answer:  The complex process in which reprod...

Asexual & Sexual Reproduction - Artificial Vegetative Propagation || Solved Q/A to practice for S.E.E. - Exam || Part-1

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Asexual & Sexual Reproduction Artificial Vegetative Propagation Part-1  Very short questions and answers for S.E.E. students Questions and answers to practice for S.E.E. examination 1) What is asexual reproduction? Answer: The reproduction which takes place without fusion of male and female gametes is called asexual reproduction. 2) What is fission? Answer: The process of  asexual reproduction in which a parent organism divides (splits) into two or more daughter organisms is called fission. 3) Name any two animals which have external fertilization. Answer: The two animals which have external fertilization are:     (i) Fish and           (ii) Frog 4) What is binary fission? Answer: The method of asexual reproduction in which a parent body divides into two daughter organisms is called binary fission. 5) What is the part of plant called that is used for root in grafting? Answer: The part of the plant that is used for grafting is ca...