Discussion
Which method of reproduction is common to fungus, moss and fern ?
Answer: A
The common method is Spore formation.
Fungi such as bread mould (Rhizopus) produce spores in sporangia. Mosses and ferns are non-flowering plants that also reproduce by spores, released from the capsule of a moss and from the sori on the underside of fern leaves.
Regeneration is typical of animals like Planaria and Hydra. Budding is seen in yeast and Hydra, not in mosses and ferns. Fragmentation is typical of filamentous algae such as Spirogyra, and is not the method these three groups share.
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