A type of asexual reproduction in angiosperms involving meiosis with no chromosome pairing and meiosis II does not occur is called
a. apomixis
b. syngamy
c. apogamy
d. meiogenesis
e. parthenogamy
Answer: a. apomixis
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a. exclusively in the inner leaflet. b. exclusively in the outer leaflet. c. equally distributed between the inner and outer leaflets. d. only on the basal surface of epithelia.
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a. being in an active lytic cycle. b. having mutations that reduce its virulence. c. being a particle outside a host cell. d. being capable of lysogeny. e. having mutations that prevent it from integrating into the bacterial genome.