During Asexual reproduction, in the interior side of Sporangium spores are made by mold and spreading of more mold occurs and Sporangium will be breaking during the time, when the spores are ready for leaving out.
<u>Explanation:</u>
The formation of spores is the asexual reproduction method that occurs in fungi which is a non flowering plant and bacteria. Many number of smaller and tiny spores that are tough, round shaped and microscopic, are produced by parent plants that has the ability to grow into many newer plants in asexual reproduction method only under certain conditions. Multiple number of spores in the sacs of Rhizopus that is called as sporangia. Te structure of these sporangia is like a knob and these are are present at the top of hyphae which is like a thread.
When these sporangia bursts, the spores are scattered by rain, wind or insects and under suitable conditions develop into a new Rhizopus plant, when they fall on a suitable substance like bread. When a break occurs in these sporangia, scattering of these spores occurs and these develop into a new plant under some suitable conditions, when these falls on a substance say for an instance bread.
Functionally, DNA maintains the protein-encoding information, whereas RNA uses the information to enable the cell to synthesize the particular protein. a. 1 Differences between DNA and RNA Notes: DNA stores the genetic information, where as RNA uses the information to help the cell produces the protein.
Meiosis undergo a second form of cell division that makes the sexually-reproducing
organisms reproduce cells <span>with half the number of chromosomes. </span>
<span>This results to a
mixing or shuffled of the homologous pairs, <span>a tendency of crossing
over that causes exchanges of alleles on the homologous pairs and random fertilization unites different combinations of maternal
and paternal chromosomes, which means that when zygotes are formed, the
gene combination will be different each time, even if they come from the same
two parents</span>.</span>
