2nd QTR L1 & L2 GR7

• METHOD BY WHICH ORGANISM PRODUCE OFFSPRING WITH SOME SIMILARITY TO THE PARENTS


  true
• THE REPLICATION OF THE GENETIC MATERIAL, THE DNA AND ITS TRANSMISSION


  true
• 2 types of reproduction


  asexual and sexual
• Involves a single parent

  Asexual
• It results in offspring that are genetically identical to each other and to the parent

  asexual
• involves two parents

  sexual
• parents produce reproductive cells—called gametes—that unite to form an offspring


  sexual
• reproduces asexually by the means of BINARY FISSION


  Bacteria
• AFTER A BACTERIA REACHES ITS FULL SIZE, ITS NUCLEUS DIVIDES INTO TWO EQUAL PARTS

  binary fission
• Some bacteria are capable of introducing variations to their genes through

  conjugation
• Process of exchanging genetic material through cell to cell contact

  Conjugation
• a hair like structure, that facilitate the process of Conjugation


  Pilus
• what is a single Pilus called?

  Pili
• Reproduction in Fungi can be Asexual or Sexual


  fungi
• Asexual method that is common in yeast cells

  Budding
• about to bud


  Budding
• plants can also reproduce

  true
• plants reproduce

  asexually
• what are the 3 vegetative parts?

  roots, stems, and leaves
• also called vegetative reproduction

  asexual reproduction
• example of asexual reproduction

  strawberry
• also known as the runners


  stolons
• example of stolons

  strawberry
• underground runners that give rises to new plants

  rhizomes
• example of rhizomes

  ginger
• underground storage stems; where plants can grow after a dormant season

  tubers
• example of tubers

  potato
• underground storage units that divide

  bulbs
• example of bulbs

  onion
• plants can also reproduce sexually through their

  reproductive parts
• in plants, sex cells or gametes are called

  ovules and pollen
• what are the 2 reproductive parts of plants

  ovules and pollen
• Flowers are the reproductive organ that reproduce egg and sperm cells in plants

  true
• the male reproductive organ is called the

  stamen
• what are the 2 parts of the stamen?

  anther and filament
• the female reproductive organ is the

  pistil
• 3 parts of pistil


  stigma, style and ovary
• Flowers with both male and female reproductive organs are called perfect or

  bisexual flowers
• Flowers that have only one reproductive organs are called imperfect or


  unisexual flowers
• Occurs mostly in the lower forms of animals

  asexual