Select all that applySelect all the organisms that can produce gametes for sexual reproduction.Multiple select question.fernshumansbacteriabread molds

To determine which organisms can produce gametes for sexual reproduction, we need to consider the reproductive methods of each listed organism.

1. Ferns: Ferns are known to reproduce sexually by producing gametes. They have a life cycle that includes both a sporophyte and a gametophyte generation, the latter of which produces gametes.

2. Humans: Humans reproduce sexually and produce gametes—sperm in males and ova (eggs) in females.

3. Bacteria: Bacteria predominantly reproduce asexually through binary fission and do not produce gametes. Some may engage in processes like conjugation, but this is not the same as producing gametes.

4. Bread Molds: Bread molds (such as those in the genus Rhizopus) can reproduce sexually and produce gametes under certain conditions, although they primarily reproduce asexually through spores.

Final Answer

• Organisms that can produce gametes for sexual reproduction:
  • Ferns
  • Humans
  • Bread molds

So, the correct selections are ferns, humans, and bread molds. Bacteria do not produce gametes.