The illustrated organism is capable of reproducing by
- Asexual means only
- Basexual means only
- Cvegetative propagation only
- Dsexual and asexual means
Explanation
Many organisms, particularly in the plant kingdom, fungi, and some lower animal phyla (e.g., Hydra), are capable of both sexual reproduction (involving gametes and fertilization) and asexual reproduction (e.g., budding, fragmentation, spore formation, or vegetative propagation). Option D is often the correct choice for organisms that exhibit this versatility in reproduction strategies. Without the specific illustration, this is a common characteristic tested in WAEC biology for a wide range of organisms.
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