PASTE IT IN!
III material need : Glue, scissor and paper
Instruction:
[Link] students will group into three to answer
the activity.
[Link] students will cut out the diagrams below
and paste it in the diagram column of the
chart. After 3 minutes the students will
present their answer in front.
Criteria Description Points
Correctness All answer is correct. 8
points
Completeness There is no blank column 2points
Clarity of presentation The presentation is loud and clear. 2 points
The group finished the activity according to given time. 3 points
Timeliness
ASEXUAL REPRODUCTION
It’s a type of reproduction that involves
only one parent. The offspring will be
exactly the same as the parent since only
a single parent contributes to the type of
traits the offspring will inherit.
ASEXUAL REPRODUCTION
IN SIMPLE LIFE FORMS.
Binary fission
- Occurs in simpler way and at a faster
rate in bacteria, because they do not have
nucleus, numerous organelles a long and
complicated genetic material. A
bacterium replicates its circular DNA
followed by cytokinesis to produce two
similar daughter bacteria cells.
Budding
is seen in yeast cells.
First, the parent
nucleus undergo
division. One of the
daughter nuclei will
be push to perimeter
of the cell
SPORULATIO
N
Most fungi divide both
sexually and asexually.
Asexual reproduction
happens through spore
formation of the aerial
hyphae of a fungus.
These cells will
develop into spores
and swollen tip of the
hyphae will be the
spore sac that encloses
and protects the
spores. Dispersal is
through wind, water,
or insect pollination.
ASEXUAL
REPRODUCTI
ON IN
ANIMALS
REGENERATION
an organism can
regrow a part that
has been injured
or has falling off.
FRAGMENTATION
occurs when the
body of the parents
breaks into distinct
pieces, each of
which can become
offspring.
EXTERNAL
BUDDING
An offspring g
grows out of the
body of the
parent.
INTERNAL
BUDDING
A parent releases
a specialized
mass of the cells
called gemmules
that can develop
into offspring.
ASEXUAL
REPRODUCTION IN
PLANT
STOLON’S,
-Also known as
runners , are
horizontal stems
from which the
roots of new
plants grow.
RHIZOMES
they are
underground
runners. They
modified stems
specialized for
reproduction and
storage.
TUBERS
Underground
storage stems
from which new
plants can grow.
BULBS
- Are underground
storage units that
divide, allowing
plants to form
new bulbs.
Bulblet
- Is a term coined for
a unique form of
asexual reproduction.
In some types of
garlic, bulblets form
in the parent plant’s
stem in place of
flower heads.
Corms
Are underground
stems that
contained nodes
where new plants
may sprout.
- Parts of a plant may also form buds and grow into a
new plant in process called fragmentation, example
is bunny ear cactus.
- Plantlets are miniature version of parent plant. This
tissue may even develop roots while still attached to
the parents’ plant.
- Artificial vegetative reproduction is a type of human
induced plant asexual reproduction.
QUIZ TIME : MATCHING
TYPE
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b. Bulblets
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e. Plantlets
f. Stolon
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reproduction
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1. It is almost similar to mitosis, but occurs in simpler way and at a faster rate in
bacteria, because they do not have nucleus, numerous organelles a long and
complicated genetic material.
2. Asexual reproduction happens through spore formation of the aerial hyphae of
a fungus.
3. known as runners , are horizontal stems from which the roots of new plants
grow.
4. form in the parent plant’s stem in place of flower heads.
5. Miniature version of parent plant.
6. It is a process of reproduction that involve one parent.
7. Organism can regrow a part that has been injured or has falling off.
8. occurs when the body of the parents breaks into distinct pieces, each of which
can become offspring.
II: ESSAY TYPE
9-15 ( 7 points)
what you have learned about asexual
reproduction how you will apply it in your daily
lives?