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Asexual reproduction in algae most commonly occurs by

AZoospores produced in zoosporangia
BDirect mitotic budding of cells
CMulticellular conidia on stalks
DFilamentous hyphal extension
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Zoospores produced in zoosporangia
The most common asexual mode in algae is by flagellated zoospores formed in zoosporangia. On settlement they germinate into a new thallus.
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