Reproduction

• Sexual reproduction is the union of cells
• What is the other term for sex cells?

  gametes
• What is the fertilized egg which has the combination of chromosomes and genes of both parents called?

  zygote
• What is the reproduction that does not involve sex cells and it involves only one parent organism?

  Asexual reproduction
• What is the female sex cell called?

  Egg cell
• What is the male sex cell called?

  Sperm cell
• Asexual reproduction is when there is no need for gametes
• asexual reproduction is mostly single-celled organisms
• This type of asexual reproduction in which single-celled organism divides into two new cells

  Binary fission
• Organism can reproduce by forming buds that develop into a complete organism

  budding
• an asexual reproduction that uses a part of plant to be able to reproduce as a new plant

  Vegetative reproduction
• A form of asexual reproduction where the egg develops into a complete individual without fertilization


  parthenogenesis
• Bacteria is an example of an organisms that undergoes binary fission
• An example of Budding is yeast
• Sorus/Sori are spores under fern leaves that are used for spore formation
• Examples of vegetative reproduction include, Ginger, Cactus, and pineappple
• Male haploid bees are called drones meanwhile female diploid bees are called workers
• An example of fragmentation is starfishes
• What are the six types of asexual reproduction?

  Binary Fission, Budding, Spore Formation, Vegetative reproduction, Parthenogenesis, and fragmentation