101. In mosses asexual reproduction occurs by(I) Fragmentation and bud

1.	101. In mosses asexual reproduction occurs by(I) Fragmentation and budding in the secondaryprotonema(2) Gemmae and adventitious bud formation(3) Gemmae and tubers formation(4) By multiflagellate spores formation
Answer» Mosses also spread asexually by sending out new shoots in the spring from last years plants as well as fragmentation. Pieces of the moss body can break off, move by wind or water, and start a new plant if moisture permits. hence, option (b) is correct. can you answer my all questions which I posted today

101. In mosses asexual reproduction occurs by(I) Fragmentation and budding in the secondaryprotonema(2) Gemmae and adventitious bud formation(3) Gemmae and tubers formation(4) By multiflagellate spores formation

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Mosses also spread asexually by sending out new shoots in the spring from last years plants as well as fragmentation. Pieces of the moss body can break off, move by wind or water, and start a new plant if moisture permits.

hence, option (b) is correct.

can you answer my all questions which I posted today

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101. In mosses asexual reproduction occurs by(I) Fragmentation and budding in the secondaryprotonema(2) Gemmae and adventitious bud formation(3) Gemmae and tubers formation(4) By multiflagellate spores formation

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