Sexual reproduction in Ascomycota occurs by
1. Gametangial copulation. The male and female gametangia come in close contact and fuse together. They lose their individual identity. It is of two types i.e. isogametangial and anisogametangial copulation. Example- Yeast
2. Gametangial contact. The male and female gametangia come in close contact but never get fused. Example- Penicillium, Saprolegnia
3. Spermatization. The male gamete called spermatia fuses with female hyphae or trichogyne which leads to plasmogamy. Example- Neurospora
4. Somatogamy. The male and female nuclei are fused by vegetative fusion of hyphae of opposite sexes. Example- Morchella
What are the four types of sexual reproduction observed in Ascomycota?
1 pt What is an advantage of sexual reproduction over asexual reproduction? Sexual reproduction reduces genetic diversity Sexual reproduction avoids the transmission of harmful alleles to offspring Sexual reproduction allows for the undiluted, pure transmission of successful traits from one generation to the next Sexual reproduction increases the chance that a parent will transmit all their genes to an offspring
Sexual reproduction cannot explain the origin of new alleles in a population. Nonetheless, how can sexual reproduction increase the genetic variation of a population? Which steps in sexual reproduction are responsible for this increase in genetic variation?
Under what conditions would sexual reproduction be more desirable than asexual? • As you have seen, sexual reproduction is a longer and more complex process than asexual; but it represents a benefit for the fungus. Which one?
Fungal reproduction is: sexual or asexual depending on the fungus sexual only asexual only facilitated by seeds both sexual and asexual in all fungi
The process of sexual reproduction versus several forms of parthenogenesis sexual reproduction haploid parthenogenesis diploid parthenogenesis meiosis meiosis automixis meiosis apomixis mitosis oocyte (immature female egg cell) spermatocyte (male sperm cell) oocyte oocyte female egg cell diploid zygote chromosome replication fuse with other oocyte haploid zygote (2n 2n diploid egg develops into diploid individual diploid zygote develops into haploid individual haploid (2n) diploid develops into diploid individual develops into diploid individual © Encyclopædia Britannica, Inc. Answer the questions below in...
True or False: Sexual reproduction is more common than asexual reproduction because it increases an individuals fitness. Why is this statement false?
Which of the following statements is FALSE? a. In sexual reproduction, offspring receive two genes for every trait. b. Asexual reproduction produces clones. c. Sexual reproduction puts together new combinations of genes. d. In asexual reproduction, both meiosis and fertilization must occur during the life cycle. e. In asexual reproduction, the parent passes a complete set of genes to its offspring.
Plants can reproduce both sexually and asexually. a. Explain the difference between sexual and asexual reproduction in plants (not in other organisms). b. Explain the different ways in which a plant can reproduce asexually. c. Include examples of the different types of asexual reproduction. ( I expect you to have more than one example as your textbook devotes an entire section to this topic.)
sexual reproduction is the process of recombining genetic information between the parents to produce offspring. in prokaryotes, it is said that they have sex without reproduction and reproduce without sex. what do we mean by bacteria having sex without reproduction?
would evolution occur without the events of meiosis and sexual reproduction?