Choose the correct option for asexual and sexual reproduction in organisms that have a relatively simple organization.
Feature Asexual reproduction Sexual reproduction $(a)$ Condition Favourable Unfavourable $(b)$ Occurrence More Less $(c)$ Structures Spore Gamete $(d)$ Division Meiosis Mitosis
| Feature | Asexual reproduction | Sexual reproduction |
| $(a)$ Condition | Favourable | Unfavourable |
| $(b)$ Occurrence | More | Less |
| $(c)$ Structures | Spore | Gamete |
| $(d)$ Division | Meiosis | Mitosis |
- A$(a)$ and $(d)$
- B$(b)$ and $(c)$
- C$(a)$, $(b)$ and $(c)$
- D$(b)$ only
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