| Organism | Reproduction Category | Specific Mode of Reproduction | Key Mechanism or Features | Body Design Complexity | Examples | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Flowering Plants (Angiosperms) | Sexual | Pollination and Fertilisation | Transfer of pollen grains from stamen to stigma followed by fusion of germ-cells to form zygote | Multicellular (complex) | Papaya, watermelon (unisexual), Hibiscus, mustard (bisexual) | 1 |
| Human Beings | Sexual | Sexual Intercourse | Internal transfer of sperms (male gamete) to egg (female gamete) for fertilisation in the fallopian tube | Multicellular (complex) | Humans | 1 |
| Plants | Asexual | Vegetative Propagation | Parts like roots, stems, and leaves develop into new plants via methods like layering or grafting | Multicellular | Sugarcane, roses, grapes, banana, orange, jasmine, potato, money-plant | 1 |
| Bryophyllum | Asexual | Vegetative Propagation | Buds produced in notches along the leaf margin fall on soil and develop into new plants | Multicellular | Bryophyllum | 1 |
| Hydra | Asexual | Regeneration / Budding | Grows from body parts (regeneration) or as an outgrowth from repeated cell division (budding) | Multicellular (simple animal) | Hydra | 1 |
| Planaria | Asexual | Regeneration | Individual is cut into many pieces and each piece grows into a complete organism | Multicellular (simple animal) | Planaria | 1 |
| Spirogyra | Asexual | Fragmentation | Organism breaks up into smaller pieces upon maturation which grow into new individuals | Multicellular (simple) | Spirogyra | 1 |
| Rhizopus (Bread Mould) | Asexual | Spore Formation | Sporangia contain thick-walled spores that grow upon contact with moist surfaces | Multicellular (simple) | Rhizopus | 1 |
| Amoeba | Asexual | Binary Fission | Splitting of the cell into two equal halves in any plane | Unicellular | Amoeba | 1 |
| Leishmania | Asexual | Binary Fission | Splitting in a definite orientation in relation to whip-like structures | Unicellular | Leishmania | 1 |
| Plasmodium | Asexual | Multiple Fission | Division into many daughter cells simultaneously | Unicellular | Plasmodium (malarial parasite) | 1 |
| Yeast | Asexual | Budding | Small buds separate and grow into new individuals | Unicellular | Yeast | 1 |
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