Question

13. Write differences between binary and multiple fission with examples?​

Answer 1

Answer:

Both binary fission and multiple fission are asexual reproduction and occur with the presence of only one parent.

In binary fission, the parent cell divides itself into two equal and identical daughter cells. It is the most common form of reproduction in prokaryotes such as bacteria.

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Answer 2

Fission :

• The process of reproduction by which unicellular organism splits into two or more than two separate daughter cells is called fission.

• It is the most common and simplest method of a sexual reproduction in unicellular organisms such as bacteria and protozoa.

• In this, cell division of the single celled organism into two or more parts would lead to the development of new organisms generally it is of two types that is binary and multiple fission.

Binary Fission :

1. The type of fission where the parent organism divides into two identical daughter organisms with a definite orientation.
2. Example - Leishmania ( causative agent of kala-azar ), Amoeba,etc.

Multiple Fission :

• The type of vision when the parent organism divides into many identical daughter organisms at the same time.
• Example - Plasmodium ( malarial parasite ), Monocystis, etc.