1. A female gamete. 2. A male gamete
3. New organisms formed from a bud.
4. Fertilized egg results of fertilization
5. Fertilization happens outside the female body.
6. Reproduction involves one parent, and no gametes or sex cells
7. Similar to fragmentation wherein a cut can generate into a full organism as exhibited by sea stars
8. The process of transferring of pollen grain from anther to stigma.
9. The process where offspring is created from parent or parents.
10. Type of asexual reproduction develops from formation of spores.​

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