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    The document lists different types of asexual reproduction structures and processes in organisms including budding yeast, binary fission in amoeba and paramecium, cell division in protists and monerans, zoospores in algae and fungi, conidia in fungus, gemmules in sponges, and various vegetative propagules like eyes buds in potato, rhizome in ginger and banana, leaf and adventitious buds in bryophyllum, bulbils in agave, offsets in water hyacinth, runners in oxalis, and fragmentation in hydra. It also defines cloning as producing genetically similar organisms and zoospores as motile asexual reproductive microstructures.

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    The document lists different types of asexual reproduction structures and processes in organisms including budding yeast, binary fission in amoeba and paramecium, cell division in protists and monerans, zoospores in algae and fungi, conidia in fungus, gemmules in sponges, and various vegetative propagules like eyes buds in potato, rhizome in ginger and banana, leaf and adventitious buds in bryophyllum, bulbils in agave, offsets in water hyacinth, runners in oxalis, and fragmentation in hydra. It also defines cloning as producing genetically similar organisms and zoospores as motile asexual reproductive microstructures.

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    CLONE Morphologically and Genetically Similar Org. ZOOSPORES Asexual Microsporic Motile Reproductive Structures

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    BUDDING YEAST (FUNGUS), HYDRA

    BINARY FISSION AMOEBA, PARAMECIUM

    CELL DIVISION PROTISTS, MONERANS, SINGLE CELLED (UNICELLULAR)


    ZOOSPORES(MOTILE REPRO. STRUCTURES) CHLAMYDOMONAS (ALGAE), FUNGI, SIMPLE ALGAE
    CONIDIA PENICILLIUM (FUNGUS)
    GEMMULES SPONGE
    EYE BUDS(VP) POTATO
    RHIZOME(VP) GINGER, BANANA
    LEAF/ ADVENTITIOUS BUDS(VP) BRYOPHYLLUM
    BULBIL(VP) AGAVE
    OFFSET (VEGETATIVE ; WITHOUT SEEDS) WATER HYACINTH (TERROR OF BENGAL)
    RUNNER(VP) OXALIS
    FRAGMENTATION HYDRA

    CLONE morphologically and genetically similar org.


    ZOOSPORES asexual microsporic motile reproductive structures

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