Asexual Reproduction
Asked by Kayati Yadav · 1 year ago
What are the different types of asexual reproduction in organisms?
1 Answer
Types of asexual reproduction include:
1. Binary fission: Cell divides into two identical daughter cells (e.g., Amoeba)
2. Budding: New individuals grow from buds on the parent (e.g., Hydra)
3. Fragmentation: Parent organism breaks into fragments that develop into new individuals (e.g., Planaria)
4. Spore formation: Special reproductive structures called spores are produced (e.g., fungi)
5. Vegetative propagation: New plants grow from vegetative parts (e.g., potato tubers)
6. Parthenogenesis: Unfertilized eggs develop into new individuals (e.g., some insects)
1. Binary fission: Cell divides into two identical daughter cells (e.g., Amoeba)
2. Budding: New individuals grow from buds on the parent (e.g., Hydra)
3. Fragmentation: Parent organism breaks into fragments that develop into new individuals (e.g., Planaria)
4. Spore formation: Special reproductive structures called spores are produced (e.g., fungi)
5. Vegetative propagation: New plants grow from vegetative parts (e.g., potato tubers)
6. Parthenogenesis: Unfertilized eggs develop into new individuals (e.g., some insects)
NEET Faculty · 1 year ago
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