Many fungi, algae and some plants reproduce asexually by producing a reproductive cell. Which process describes this type of asexual reproduction?(1 point)
The process that describes the type of asexual reproduction where fungi, algae, and some plants produce a reproductive cell is "creating spores" or "spore formation."
The process that describes the type of asexual reproduction where fungi, algae, and some plants produce a reproductive cell is called "creating spores". Spores are single cells or multicellular structures that are capable of developing into a new individual. In this process, the parent organism produces spores, which are released and can grow into new individuals under favorable conditions. So, the correct answer is creating spores.
