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There are several types of strategies used by organisms for asexual reproduction.

Match to match each organism with the strategy it uses to reproduce.

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A photo shows a bright orange sea star on a green salt reed.
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A photo shows a potato plant with eight tubers in the soil.
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An illustration shows microscopic fungi as many blue oval structures grouped together.
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A photo shows many long orange tube-like structures on a bumpy blue surface.
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Answer 1

- Sea star (bright orange on green reed): regeneration (fragmentation/regrowth of body parts)
- Potato plant with tubers: vegetative reproduction via tubers
- Microscopic oval fungi (blue ovals): budding (yeast-type asexual budding)
- Long orange tube-like structures on bumpy surface: binary fission (rod-shaped bacteria)