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Paper 3 structured question: Asexual reproduction

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Asexual reproduction

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Understanding asexual reproduction in yeast.

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Asexual reproduction in yeast

Yeast reproduces asexually by forming a small bud that grows and eventually detaches to form a new organism.

  1. a

    State the method of asexual reproduction in yeast.

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  2. b

    Identify one advantage of asexual reproduction in yeast.

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Diagram of asexual reproduction methods

The diagram shows a strawberry plant with runners and a bacterium undergoing binary fission.

  1. a

    Identify the method of asexual reproduction shown in the strawberry plant.

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  2. b

    State the process occurring in the bacterium.

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