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Reproduction (Asexual)
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Total cards: 7•Content version: v3•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026
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#1
Front (Question)
Q: What is asexual reproduction?
Back (Answer)
A: One parent; offspring identical to parent.
#2
Front (Question)
Q: Define binary fission.
Back (Answer)
A: Cell splits into two equal parts (e.g., bacteria).
#3
Front (Question)
Q: Define budding.
Back (Answer)
A: A small growth forms and detaches (e.g., yeast, hydra).
#4
Front (Question)
Q: Define fragmentation.
Back (Answer)
A: Body breaks into pieces forming new organisms.
#5
Front (Question)
Q: Define regeneration.
Back (Answer)
A: Lost body parts regrow into new organisms (e.g., starfish).
#6
Front (Question)
Q: Define sporulation.
Back (Answer)
A: Production of spores (fungi, molds, ferns).
#7
Front (Question)
Q: What is vegetative propagation?
Back (Answer)
A: New plants grow from roots, stems, leaves (potato, onion).