JAMB Biology · Form and functions
Asexual reproduction: JAMB Biology Past Questions and Answers
What the JAMB syllabus covers in Asexual reproduction
Our summary: Fission, budding and natural and artificial vegetative propagation, and how they are used in farming.
- Fission (e.g. Paramecium.)
- Budding (e.g. yeast.)
- Natural vegetative propagation
- Artificial vegetative propagation
Objectives
- differentiate between asexual and sexual reproduction
- apply natural vegetative propagation in crop production and multiplication.
- apply grafting, budding and layering in agricultural practices.
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JAMB Biology questions on Asexual reproduction
- JAMB 2024Reproduction in paramecium is by
- JAMB 2023Which type of reproduction involves the fusion of gametes from two parents?
- JAMB 2023Which of the following statements is true regarding sexual reproduction in organisms?
- JAMB 2023Which of the following is NOT a method of reproduction in animals?
- JAMB 2023Which of the following is a method of asexual reproduction in plants?
- JAMB 2021Which of the following is TRUE of the process of conjugation in Paramecium?
- JAMB 2020In which of the following does external fertilization take place?
- JAMB 2018The temporary union of two organisms and the exchange of micronuclear elements is called
- JAMB 2017The matured sex cell which takes part in sexual reproduction is referred to as
- JAMB 2016The type of asexual reproduction that is common to both Paramecium and Protists is
- JAMB 2014Alternation of generation is a feature shown in
- JAMB 2014When the adults have reach a certain degree of weakness, the process of binary fission is replaced by conjugation in
- JAMB 2014An example of an organ of perennation in plants is
- JAMB 2011The type of asexual reproduction that is common to both Paramecium and protists is
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