a form of asexual reproduction in which new organisms are formed from pieces of the parents body
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A form of asexual reproduction in which new organisms are formed from pieces of the parents body is budding.
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- In the field of biology, budding can simple be described as an asexual process in which a new organism originates from a part of the parent organism.
- It is observed that some individuals are capable enough to develop buds on their entire body whereas commonly buds are made on special positions are parts of the body.
- Removing a bid and growing it under required circumstances will result in the formation of a new individual.
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