CBSE 2025 · Region 3 · Set 1 · Q35 · 5 marks
(i)Identify the parts 'X' and 'Y' in the figure given below :
(ii)Name the yellowish coloured structures produced by the part labelled as 'Y'.(iii)Write the name of the process by which these are transferred to the part labelled as 'X'.(iv)Explain the process of seed formation in a flowering plant.(i)Name the type of asexual mode of reproduction shown in the given figure.(ii)Identify the unicellular organism in the diagram.(iii)List any two advantages of asexual reproduction over sexual reproduction.(iv)Name and explain any one mode of asexual reproduction observed in Hydra.
(i)
Identify the parts 'X' and 'Y' in the figure given below :
(ii)
Name the yellowish coloured structures produced by the part labelled as 'Y'.
(iii)
Write the name of the process by which these are transferred to the part labelled as 'X'.
(iv)
Explain the process of seed formation in a flowering plant.
(i)
Name the type of asexual mode of reproduction shown in the given figure.
(ii)
Identify the unicellular organism in the diagram.
(iii)
List any two advantages of asexual reproduction over sexual reproduction.
(iv)
Name and explain any one mode of asexual reproduction observed in Hydra.
Marking-scheme solution
(i) 'X' - Stigma 'Y' - Anther
(ii) Pollen grains
(iii) Pollination
(iv) After the transfer of pollen grains from anther into stigma, a pollen tube grows out of the pollen grain and travels through the style to reach the ovary. Male germ cell fuses with the
female germ cell to form a zygote which divides several times to form an embryo within the ovule. The ovule develops a tough coat and is gradually converted into a seed.
(b)
Binary fission
(ii)
Leishmania
(iii)
Produces a greater number of offsprings within a short period of time /Ensures better chances of survival of organisms in unfavorable conditions/Formation of genetically similar organisms /gamete formation is not required.
(iv)
Budding
A bud develops as an outgrowth due to repeated cell division at a specific site, develop into tiny individuals, and after being matured, detach from parent body and become new independent individuals.
How do Organisms Reproduce?Sexual Reproduction in Flowering PlantsUnderstandlong_answermedium
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