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Question
Differentiate between the following:
Binary fission and budding
Solution
Binary fission
- It is the kind of asexual reproduction in which a parent cell splits into two new organisms of same size.
- Mostly unicellular organisms like bacteria show binary fission
- Parent cell and newly formed cells are similar in size.
- Cytoplasm of parent cell divides equally.
- It is a natural process and can not be done artificially.
Budding
- It is the kind of asexual reproduction in which a parent cell forms an out- growth as a bud and this but detaches to form a new individual multicellular.
- Multicellular organisms like yeast reproduce using budding.
- Parent cell is larger than the newly formed bud.
- Cytoplasm divides unequally parent cell has more cytoplasm than bud.
- It is a type of vegetative propagation and can be done artificially.
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